Post: meaning, definitions and examples

Again, used in a social media or online context.

• Did you see the post she made on Instagram? I'm planning to post about my trip later today

Used for personal or direct communication, usually one-on-one, such as texts, emails, or instant messaging.

• I’ll send him a message on WhatsApp
• I left her a message on her voicemail

Used to indicate new information or progress, often in a professional, social media, or technical context.

• We need to update our software to the latest version
• She posted an update about her health status on Twitter

Typically used in formal documents, journals, logbooks, or competitions.

• His journal entry from last night was very detailed
• She submitted her entry for the essay contest

Also used in the context of sending physical mail, but this is less common in modern usage.

• I will post the letter tomorrow.
• Can you please post this package for me?

Often used when making something officially available to the public, like books, articles, or research papers. It implies a formal or professional setting.

• She published her findings in a scientific journal.
• The author published a new novel last year.

Typically used in casual conversations when distributing content to others, especially on social media or via messaging apps.

• You should share this funny video with your friends.
• He shared the news on his Facebook wall.

Specific to the action of transferring digital files or data from a local system to an online platform or service.

• Please upload your assignment to the online portal.
• She uploaded all her vacation photos to Google Drive.