postagepost‧age /ˈpəʊstɪdʒ $ ˈpoʊs-/ noun [uncountable] 
How much is the postage for a postcard?postage and packing British English, postage and handling American English (=the charge for packing and sending something you have bought) It’s yours for £13.99, including postage and packing.
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
- All for only £8.95 including postage and packing.
- Finally, from the 40p would be deducted the cost of the telephone call or postage stamp to make the complaint.
- Insurance fees, in addition to postage are as follows: Insurance is not available to all countries.
- Other resources used mainly involve photocopying, typing, stationery, postage and telephone costs.
- Proof of postage will not be accepted as proof of receipt. 5.
- Swiftair provides an effective, economical express service and is available at post offices. £1.95 plus airmail postage.
- The costs of producing attractive, attention grabbing materials and postage being shared between schools.
WORD SETS
address, verbaddressee, nounaerogramme, nounairmail, nounbox number, nouncertified mail, nounChristmas card, nounc/o, compliment slip, nouncorrespond, verbcorrespondence, nouncorrespondent, nouncovering letter, nouncover letter, noundate stamp, noundead letter, noundirect mail, nounenclose, verbenclosure, nounenvelope, nounepistle, nounesquire, nounexpress, nounexpress mail, nounfirst class, nounfirst-class, adjectiveforward, verbforwarding address, nounFPO, frank, verbfranking machine, nounFreepost, noungeneral delivery, nounJiffy bag, nounjunk mail, nounletterbox, nounlove letter, nounmailbag, nounmailbox, nounmail carrier, nounmail drop, nounmailer, nounmailing list, nounmailman, nounmailshot, nounmail train, nounmanila, nounmissive, nounmoney order, nounnote card, nounnotelet, nounnotepaper, nounnr, p & p, packet boat, nounparcel, nounparcel post, nounpcm, pen friend, nounpen pal, nounpigeonhole, nounpillar box, nounPO, PO Box, nounpoison-pen letter, nounpost, nounpost, verbpostage, nounpostage meter, nounpostage stamp, nounpostal, adjectivepostal order, nounpostbag, nounpostbox, nounpostcard, nounpostcode, nounposte restante, nounpostie, nounpostman, nounpostmark, nounpostmaster, nounpostmistress, nounpost office, nounpost office box, nounpostscript, nounpp., PPS, nounPS, nounredirect, verbregister, verbregistered post, nounreply-paid, adjectiveRR, sae, nounsalutation, nounSASE, nounsecond class, nounself-addressed, adjectivesender, nounsnail mail, nounsorting office, nounspecial delivery, nounstamp, nounstamp, verbstamped addressed envelope, nounsurface mail, nounthird class, nounvalentine, nounwriting paper, nounX, nounzip code, noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY
British English, postage and handling American English (=the charge for packing and sending something you have bought) It’s yours for £13.99, including postage and packing.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN It’s yours for £13.99, including postage and packing.· And postage stamps are not the only things that have gone up in price.· She will take your cigarettes, money, paper clips, postage stamps, whatever you want to give her.· Finally, from the 40p would be deducted the cost of the telephone call or postage stamp to make the complaint.· And on the dining-room table were silver goblets, and a big silver tureen in which reflections lay like brilliant postage stamps.· If and when the Post Office is privatised, will our postage stamps continue to bear a portrait of the monarch?· All we ever did was make a little wine, print up a lot of postage stamps.· Improbable because compared to the plump, leather-lined Bentley, a barn door has the frontal area of a postage stamp.· In its upper right corner, where it belonged, a postage stamp had been etched in the yellow gold.
VERB· Brokerage firms also have boosted the amount they charge investors for postage and handling of trade confirmations.
· The price includes airmail postage to everywhere in the world.· Each album costs $ 20, including postage.· Please note that the prices mentioned here do not include postage and handling.· The prices given here include postage and packing.
· The sender pays the postage if the recipient sends them back.· If you have to return something you ordered by mail, ask the company to pay the return postage.· We've already paid the postage - so you won't even need a stamp.· We operate a postal lending service for books and journals, for which members pay only the return postage.· However, in this case you will most likely have to pay return postage.
WORD FAMILYnounpostpostagepostiepostingadjectivepostalverbpost
the money charged for sending a letter, package etc by post: How much is the postage for a postcard?postage and packing British English, postage and handling American English (=the charge for packing and sending something you have bought) It’s yours for £13.99, including postage and packing.