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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