Definition of postcode in English:

postcode

noun ˈpəʊs(t)kəʊdˈpoʊs(t)koʊd

British

1A group of numbers or letters and numbers which are added to a postal address to assist the sorting of mail.
as modifier postcode sectors
Example sentencesExamples
- Using the postcode at birth we identified subjects living within 1 km of a transmission line.
- There was no accompanying letter and the postcode was missed off the address.
- We will be putting postcodes on young people's phones so they are easier to trace if they are stolen.
- The review will not affect postal addresses, postcodes or the catchment area of schools.
- Ask me what someone was wearing last night, yes but addresses and postcodes, Pah!
- You can check which postcodes are in areas covered by the ‘disadvantaged’ area rules on the Inland Revenue website - or call into any Inland Revenue enquiry office.
- Six of the borough's 39 post offices have been shut or scheduled for closure, while Wandsworth postcodes came bottom for mail delivery times.
- We could not adjust for deprivation as the ethical considerations meant that we were not allowed to extract strong patient identifiers, such as postcodes.
- You type in your postcode and the site will create a form letter addressed to your MP, on to which you scribble your thoughts.
- They go beyond identifying particular postcodes and streets and actually colour-code individual houses.
- A council spokesman said: ‘All forms were posted in September last year and we checked to make sure addressees and postcodes matched.’
- The company identified 25 property postcodes that have ‘overheated’ in the past few years and now faced a ten per cent drop.
- They will only be available to people with a Burnley postcode until the end of next week when they will go on general sale.
- I wonder why the post office always urges us, the public, to use postcodes, as the franking machines are geared to do, when they are so often ignored?
- The recorded message then asks people to enter a postcode and house number, when they learn they have not won.
- On poster sites throughout Glasgow are black billboards writ large with addresses and postcodes.
- It means that some people with postcodes which are in a flood risk area but whose individual homes are not at such a high risk, will get lower premiums.
- The erosion of the district's traditional identity began when postcodes were introduced, which slowly rendered the rural name of Cheam redundant.
- Companies therefore go to great lengths to ensure that people disclose their postcode.
- The changes will not affect addresses or postcodes, but are for voting purposes only.
1. 1.1 An area denoted by a particular postcode.
  buoyant house prices in the capital's smarter postcodes are attributed to city bonuses
  Example sentencesExamples
  What if admissions officers find that not enough schoolchildren with 'potential' apply from the right postcodes?
  The pair have travelled the country to find the most sought-after and least desirable postcodes.
  Saltash in Cornwall has been identified as Britain's most desirable postcode because of its stable house prices and good schools, according to researchers.
  There's a new dinner party game doing the rounds in the nation's smarter postcodes.
  A 77-year-old woman driving a Fiat Brava at a low-risk postcode would be charged 186.90 for insurance.
  The East End Academy invites artists living and working in any London postcode beginning with an E to submit their work.
  The vinyl record collection - about 1,500 albums and 12-inches, 1,000 seven-inches - was all boxed up and ready to go from one south London postcode to another.
  Homes on high land with a negligible risk of flooding may be turned down simply because they are in a high-risk postcode.
  The company was not able to commit to providing any more jobs in these postcodes or in our part of London.
  The song is so loud you'll find people from different postcodes complaining that you should turn it down.

Derivatives

postcoded

adjective

British

The mother's address on the child's birth certificate was postcoded and given a geographical grid reference.
Example sentencesExamples
- Bikes should also be postcoded, which can be done by obtaining a heavy duty sticker from Richmond police station.
- Next time you see one advertised go along and get your property postcoded or at least get some advice on how best to prevent crime.
- What we would ask is that these items are postcoded and that sheds are securely locked.
- Inspector Ford said: ‘With new bikes after Christmas it is useful to get them postcoded.’

Definition of postcode in US English:

postcode

nounˈpoʊs(t)koʊdˈpōs(t)kōd

British

A group of numbers or letters and numbers which are added to a postal address to assist the sorting of mail.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was no accompanying letter and the postcode was missed off the address.
- The erosion of the district's traditional identity began when postcodes were introduced, which slowly rendered the rural name of Cheam redundant.
- You type in your postcode and the site will create a form letter addressed to your MP, on to which you scribble your thoughts.
- Companies therefore go to great lengths to ensure that people disclose their postcode.
- Six of the borough's 39 post offices have been shut or scheduled for closure, while Wandsworth postcodes came bottom for mail delivery times.
- You can check which postcodes are in areas covered by the ‘disadvantaged’ area rules on the Inland Revenue website - or call into any Inland Revenue enquiry office.
- On poster sites throughout Glasgow are black billboards writ large with addresses and postcodes.
- I wonder why the post office always urges us, the public, to use postcodes, as the franking machines are geared to do, when they are so often ignored?
- A council spokesman said: ‘All forms were posted in September last year and we checked to make sure addressees and postcodes matched.’
- Using the postcode at birth we identified subjects living within 1 km of a transmission line.
- The recorded message then asks people to enter a postcode and house number, when they learn they have not won.
- We will be putting postcodes on young people's phones so they are easier to trace if they are stolen.
- The review will not affect postal addresses, postcodes or the catchment area of schools.
- The changes will not affect addresses or postcodes, but are for voting purposes only.
- We could not adjust for deprivation as the ethical considerations meant that we were not allowed to extract strong patient identifiers, such as postcodes.
- The company identified 25 property postcodes that have ‘overheated’ in the past few years and now faced a ten per cent drop.
- They go beyond identifying particular postcodes and streets and actually colour-code individual houses.
- It means that some people with postcodes which are in a flood risk area but whose individual homes are not at such a high risk, will get lower premiums.
- They will only be available to people with a Burnley postcode until the end of next week when they will go on general sale.
- Ask me what someone was wearing last night, yes but addresses and postcodes, Pah!

单词	postcode
释义	Definition of postcode in English: postcode noun ˈpəʊs(t)kəʊdˈpoʊs(t)koʊd British 1A group of numbers or letters and numbers which are added to a postal address to assist the sorting of mail. as modifier postcode sectors Example sentencesExamples Using the postcode at birth we identified subjects living within 1 km of a transmission line. There was no accompanying letter and the postcode was missed off the address. We will be putting postcodes on young people's phones so they are easier to trace if they are stolen. The review will not affect postal addresses, postcodes or the catchment area of schools. Ask me what someone was wearing last night, yes but addresses and postcodes, Pah! You can check which postcodes are in areas covered by the ‘disadvantaged’ area rules on the Inland Revenue website - or call into any Inland Revenue enquiry office. Six of the borough's 39 post offices have been shut or scheduled for closure, while Wandsworth postcodes came bottom for mail delivery times. We could not adjust for deprivation as the ethical considerations meant that we were not allowed to extract strong patient identifiers, such as postcodes. You type in your postcode and the site will create a form letter addressed to your MP, on to which you scribble your thoughts. They go beyond identifying particular postcodes and streets and actually colour-code individual houses. A council spokesman said: ‘All forms were posted in September last year and we checked to make sure addressees and postcodes matched.’ The company identified 25 property postcodes that have ‘overheated’ in the past few years and now faced a ten per cent drop. They will only be available to people with a Burnley postcode until the end of next week when they will go on general sale. I wonder why the post office always urges us, the public, to use postcodes, as the franking machines are geared to do, when they are so often ignored? The recorded message then asks people to enter a postcode and house number, when they learn they have not won. On poster sites throughout Glasgow are black billboards writ large with addresses and postcodes. It means that some people with postcodes which are in a flood risk area but whose individual homes are not at such a high risk, will get lower premiums. The erosion of the district's traditional identity began when postcodes were introduced, which slowly rendered the rural name of Cheam redundant. Companies therefore go to great lengths to ensure that people disclose their postcode. The changes will not affect addresses or postcodes, but are for voting purposes only. 1.1 An area denoted by a particular postcode. buoyant house prices in the capital's smarter postcodes are attributed to city bonuses Example sentencesExamples What if admissions officers find that not enough schoolchildren with 'potential' apply from the right postcodes? The pair have travelled the country to find the most sought-after and least desirable postcodes. Saltash in Cornwall has been identified as Britain's most desirable postcode because of its stable house prices and good schools, according to researchers. There's a new dinner party game doing the rounds in the nation's smarter postcodes. A 77-year-old woman driving a Fiat Brava at a low-risk postcode would be charged 186.90 for insurance. The East End Academy invites artists living and working in any London postcode beginning with an E to submit their work. The vinyl record collection - about 1,500 albums and 12-inches, 1,000 seven-inches - was all boxed up and ready to go from one south London postcode to another. Homes on high land with a negligible risk of flooding may be turned down simply because they are in a high-risk postcode. The company was not able to commit to providing any more jobs in these postcodes or in our part of London. The song is so loud you'll find people from different postcodes complaining that you should turn it down. Derivatives postcoded adjective British The mother's address on the child's birth certificate was postcoded and given a geographical grid reference. Example sentencesExamples Bikes should also be postcoded, which can be done by obtaining a heavy duty sticker from Richmond police station. Next time you see one advertised go along and get your property postcoded or at least get some advice on how best to prevent crime. What we would ask is that these items are postcoded and that sheds are securely locked. Inspector Ford said: ‘With new bikes after Christmas it is useful to get them postcoded.’ Definition of postcode in US English: postcode nounˈpoʊs(t)koʊdˈpōs(t)kōd British A group of numbers or letters and numbers which are added to a postal address to assist the sorting of mail. Example sentencesExamples There was no accompanying letter and the postcode was missed off the address. The erosion of the district's traditional identity began when postcodes were introduced, which slowly rendered the rural name of Cheam redundant. You type in your postcode and the site will create a form letter addressed to your MP, on to which you scribble your thoughts. Companies therefore go to great lengths to ensure that people disclose their postcode. Six of the borough's 39 post offices have been shut or scheduled for closure, while Wandsworth postcodes came bottom for mail delivery times. You can check which postcodes are in areas covered by the ‘disadvantaged’ area rules on the Inland Revenue website - or call into any Inland Revenue enquiry office. On poster sites throughout Glasgow are black billboards writ large with addresses and postcodes. I wonder why the post office always urges us, the public, to use postcodes, as the franking machines are geared to do, when they are so often ignored? A council spokesman said: ‘All forms were posted in September last year and we checked to make sure addressees and postcodes matched.’ Using the postcode at birth we identified subjects living within 1 km of a transmission line. The recorded message then asks people to enter a postcode and house number, when they learn they have not won. We will be putting postcodes on young people's phones so they are easier to trace if they are stolen. The review will not affect postal addresses, postcodes or the catchment area of schools. The changes will not affect addresses or postcodes, but are for voting purposes only. We could not adjust for deprivation as the ethical considerations meant that we were not allowed to extract strong patient identifiers, such as postcodes. The company identified 25 property postcodes that have ‘overheated’ in the past few years and now faced a ten per cent drop. They go beyond identifying particular postcodes and streets and actually colour-code individual houses. It means that some people with postcodes which are in a flood risk area but whose individual homes are not at such a high risk, will get lower premiums. They will only be available to people with a Burnley postcode until the end of next week when they will go on general sale. Ask me what someone was wearing last night, yes but addresses and postcodes, Pah!
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