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posting

Pronunciation: [/ˈpoʊstɪŋ/]

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posting: meanings and example sentences

Learn how to use posting in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “online”

(noun) a message or update that you share on social media or a website. It can be a text, photo, video, or link that you want others to see.

Example

I made a new posting on my Instagram page yesterday.

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I haven't made any postings on Facebook in a while.

Example

Have you seen the latest posting on Twitter?

Context: “job”

(noun) a formal announcement or advertisement about a job or position available. Employers use postings to let people know about job opportunities.

Example

I saw a job posting for a graphic designer at a local company.

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I haven't come across any interesting job postings lately.

Example

Did you check the postings for any new job openings?

Context: “announcement”

(verb) to publish or share something on the internet for others to see. This can include messages, updates, photos, videos, or links.

Example

She's always posting pictures of her travels on social media.

Example

He doesn't like to post personal information online.

Example

What are you planning to post on your blog?

How to pronounce posting

Pronunciation: [/ˈpoʊstɪŋ/]

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