Meaning of airmail in English
(Definition of airmail from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
airmail | American Dictionary
airmail | Business English
Examples of airmail
airmail
Volume 23 in 1996 costs £150 for institutions and £68 for individuals; delivery by airmail is £18 extra.
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A special rate of $120.00 is available for airmail delivery.
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Delivery by airmail is £18 per year extra.
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For airmail of back issues, add 20%.
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There has been no change in the conveyance rate paid to airlines for the conveyance of air letters or of any other type of airmail.
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Ninety-seven thousand airmail leaflets dealing with this subject are sent to head post offices every month.
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Furthermore, a little imagination could be used to develop an airmail service on the west coast, in which helicopters would be very helpful.
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These men can get their parcels by airmail; there is no difficulty about that.
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The maximum weight of an airmail packet is 2 kg.
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Therefore, it is important that governors should use their discretion to the full over free telephone calls and airmails.
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An airmail would still spend the same proportion of his service overseas.
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The number of airmail parcels has almost doubled to over two million in the last six years.
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The possibility of an airmail service should not be forgotten.
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In each case the delay was due to letters being sent at the surface instead of the airmail rate.
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For all airmail letters that privilege is already given.
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（手紙や荷物の）航空便, 航空便（こうくうびん）…
hava yolu ile gönderilen mektuplar, parseller, uçak postası…
poste [feminine] aérienne, poste aérienne…
correu aeri…
luchtpost…
letecká pošta…
luftpost…
pos udara…
จดหมายที่ส่งทางเครื่องบิน…
gửi bằng máy bay…
poczta lotnicza…
flygpost…
mel udara…
die Luftpost, Luftpost……
luftpost [masculine], luftpost…
항공 우편…
авіапошта…
posta aerea…
