Pronunciation: /ɛərmeɪl/
noun a system of sending letters and packages by airmail
A1 I sent a letter to my friend using airmail.
A2 Airmail is a faster way to send letters than regular mail.
B1 The airmail service was suspended due to bad weather.
B2 She always chooses airmail when sending important documents overseas.
C1 The airmail system has greatly improved over the years with advanced technology.
C2 The company uses airmail for all international correspondence to ensure timely delivery.
verb to send something by airmail
A1 I airmail letters to my pen pal in another country.
A2 She airmails important documents to her clients overseas.
B1 The company airmails packages to customers all over the world.
B2 We airmail invitations to our wedding guests who live abroad.
C1 The government airmails diplomatic messages to foreign embassies.
C2 The organization airmails sensitive information using encrypted channels.
formal The letter was sent via airmail to ensure quick delivery.
informal I'll just send it through airmail to save on postage.
slang Let's airmail this package and get it there in no time!
figurative Her words were like airmail, delivering the message straight to my heart.
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