email

email
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(also e-mail) noun
ADJECTIVE
junk, spam, unsolicited, unwanted
abusive (esp. BrE), angry (esp. AmE), nasty (esp. AmE)
incoming, outgoing
VERB + EMAIL
compose, type, write
fire off, send

When I saw what he'd written I fired off an angry email.

get, receive
exchange emails
use

Some members used email to renew their membership.

have

If a member does not have email, a letter is sent.

access, check, open, read

software which allows you to access your emails from any computer

Most people check their email several times a day.

answer, reply to, return

He never returns my emails.

forward
delete
archive, store
retrieve
download
print
scan
monitor

Some companies monitor all employee email.

post

You cannot post private emails to the website.

block, filter

filtering devices that block unwanted email

EMAIL + VERB
arrive

An email arrives in your inbox.

announce sth, claim sth, say sth, state sth, tell sb sth

an email announcing his promotion

ask sth, request sth

I sent an email asking about their products.

contain sth

The email contains a link to the retailer's website.

EMAIL + NOUN
address
message
attachment
service, system

a free email service

server
provider

Web-based email providers

subscriber, user
account
box (esp. AmE), inbox
program, software
access

Each of the rooms has Internet and email access.

link
reply, response

The next day I got 400 email responses.

list

Add your name to the email list.

alert, reminder, update, warning

You can sign up to receive email alerts.

confirmation, enquiry (esp. BrE), invitation, notification, query, request

Users receive email notification of special offers.

campaign, survey
communication, conversation, correspondence, discussion, exchange, interview
contact

She is in constant email contact with a number of college staff.

newsletter
traffic

the rise in corporate email traffic

spam
hoax (esp. AmE), scam
virus, worm
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verb
Email is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑viewer
Email is used with these nouns as the object: ↑article, ↑copy, ↑curriculum vitae, ↑letter, ↑picture, ↑résumé

Collocations dictionary. 2013.

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