postage in Russian
postage in Russian is почто́вый сбор, ма́рка, почто́вая ма́рка — postage means the fee charged to send a letter or parcel through the mail.
postage in Russian
What does "postage" mean?
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noun The fee charged to send a letter or parcel through the mail.
"Postage went up again, so mailing a card now costs more than it used to."
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noun A stamp or similar token stuck onto mail to show that the fee has been paid.
"There wasn't enough postage on the envelope, so it got sent back."
postage in a sentence
- Postage went up again, so mailing a card now costs more than it used to.
- She weighed the parcel to work out how much postage it needed.
- There wasn't enough postage on the envelope, so it got sent back.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "postage" in Russian?
"postage" in Russian is почто́вый сбор, ма́рка, почто́вая ма́рка. postage means: The fee charged to send a letter or parcel through the mail.
How do you pronounce почто́вый сбор?
"postage" in Russian is почто́вый сбор, pronounced "pochtovyy sbor".
How do you use "postage" in a sentence?
Example: "Postage went up again, so mailing a card now costs more than it used to." In Russian, "postage" is почто́вый сбор, ма́рка, почто́вая ма́рка.
Are there other ways to say "postage" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "postage": почто́вый сбор, ма́рка, почто́вая ма́рка.