Definition of postbag in English:

postbag

noun ˈpəʊs(t)baɡ

British

1A large sack or bag for carrying mail.
1. 1.1 The letters received by a particular person, especially a public figure.
  MPs say their postbags have been dominated by public opposition to the proposal
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have received a large postbag and several petitions on this issue - and rightly so.
  My postbag is continually full of ideas for internet businesses.
  Judging by the response to our stories so far, you should expect a heavy postbag.
  Birds, bees, butterflies, bugs, bats, native plants and night-scented flowers have all figured in my postbag in recent weeks.
  So many of you voted for your favourite restaurants, shops, products and books that we were literally overwhelmed and had to call in outside help to cope with the postbags.
  The size of her postbag convinced her she should do a book - one that definitely would not include any pictures of men with facial hair.
  We threw up some of these questions in a long ramble last month, and received one of the most thoughtful postbags ever.
  These flames aren't representative of our postbag - but they are representative of a part of our readership.
  The competition produced one of the biggest postbags at the Bolton Evening News with almost 1,000 entries.
  Now we come to the abusive section of the postbag.
  The postbags of personal finance sections are often stuffed with letters from folk moaning on about what a mouldy old swizz they think Premium Bonds are.
  My postbag reveals that there is an unofficial debate going on in every city, town and village, with people asking ‘what has gone wrong with Britain?’
  It may be an easy way of getting a full postbag, but it's lazy.
  My postbag has been almost totally supportive, with about half of them from women.
  Until archaeology has a strong presence in all politicians' postbags, they will continue to feel able to treat it as irrelevant to 21st century Britain.
  The two biggest postbags I have ever had were on tennis and Tolkein.
  All politicians and staff who manage their postbags at the new Holyrood building and in constituency offices across Scotland will receive a video and advice warning of the terrorist threat.
  A mum whose son discovered a postbag containing letters and parcels left on the street claims she called a Royal Mail helpline and was told to deliver them herself.
  These messages that fill our screens, message boards and postbags are a testament to John and how he touched people's lives across many generations.
  Chris' earlier email should have made the postbag last week, but didn't because I goofed.

词汇	postbag
释义	Definition of postbag in English: postbag noun ˈpəʊs(t)baɡ British 1A large sack or bag for carrying mail. 1.1 The letters received by a particular person, especially a public figure. MPs say their postbags have been dominated by public opposition to the proposal Example sentencesExamples I have received a large postbag and several petitions on this issue - and rightly so. My postbag is continually full of ideas for internet businesses. Judging by the response to our stories so far, you should expect a heavy postbag. Birds, bees, butterflies, bugs, bats, native plants and night-scented flowers have all figured in my postbag in recent weeks. So many of you voted for your favourite restaurants, shops, products and books that we were literally overwhelmed and had to call in outside help to cope with the postbags. The size of her postbag convinced her she should do a book - one that definitely would not include any pictures of men with facial hair. We threw up some of these questions in a long ramble last month, and received one of the most thoughtful postbags ever. These flames aren't representative of our postbag - but they are representative of a part of our readership. The competition produced one of the biggest postbags at the Bolton Evening News with almost 1,000 entries. Now we come to the abusive section of the postbag. The postbags of personal finance sections are often stuffed with letters from folk moaning on about what a mouldy old swizz they think Premium Bonds are. My postbag reveals that there is an unofficial debate going on in every city, town and village, with people asking ‘what has gone wrong with Britain?’ It may be an easy way of getting a full postbag, but it's lazy. My postbag has been almost totally supportive, with about half of them from women. Until archaeology has a strong presence in all politicians' postbags, they will continue to feel able to treat it as irrelevant to 21st century Britain. The two biggest postbags I have ever had were on tennis and Tolkein. All politicians and staff who manage their postbags at the new Holyrood building and in constituency offices across Scotland will receive a video and advice warning of the terrorist threat. A mum whose son discovered a postbag containing letters and parcels left on the street claims she called a Royal Mail helpline and was told to deliver them herself. These messages that fill our screens, message boards and postbags are a testament to John and how he touched people's lives across many generations. Chris' earlier email should have made the postbag last week, but didn't because I goofed.
随便看	nepotic nepotically nepotism nepotist nepotist nepotistic nepotistic nepotistical nepotists nepperkin Neptune Neptune's cup Neptune's goblet Neptunian Neptunian fleur-de-lyss fleur de sel fleuron fleurs-de-lis fleury Flevoland flew flew flewed flews