English to Swahili Meaning of postage - postage


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Definitions of postage in English
Noun(1) the charge for mailing something(2) a small adhesive token stuck on a letter or package to indicate that that postal fees have been paid
Examples of postage in English
(1) As I was unable to produce proof of postage or purchase the matter was referred to Post Office Ltd, Belfast.(2) As good as our royal mail cope with postage I would hate to miss my deadline.(3) It can also be obtained from the same address for Ôö¼├║6.98, including postage and packing.(4) free postage(5) The price (credit cards not accepted) includes postage and packing.(6) postage and packing(7) And I'll blame the lack of quality postage on lack of time and having my hands full of other things instead of the wind having been taken out of my sails.(8) Add Ôö¼├║1 for postage for each book ordered.(9) postage paid(10) CDs cost Ôö¼├║7.00 each and the price includes postage and packaging.(11) They're actual legal postage in Sierra Leone and recognized by every postal authority around the world.(12) Unsolicited manuscripts or photographs should be accompanied by return postage .(13) If ordering by mail, add ├ö├®┬╝5.50 postage for the first book.(14) rates of postage for Europe(15) the free postage that members of Congress enjoy(16) A very grateful John handed over his address and Ôö¼├║5 to cover the postage .
Related Phrases of postage
(1) postage stamp ::
stempu
(2) postage paid ::
postage kulipwa
Synonyms
Noun
1. postage stamp ::
stempu
2. stamp ::
muhuri
Different Forms
postage
English to Swahili Dictionary: postage

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