Definition of post-house in English:

post-house

noun ˈpəʊsthaʊs

A posting-house or inn where horses are kept for the use of travellers; (hence in extended use) an inn or other establishment providing accommodation for travellers. Now archaic or historical.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Coryate (?1577–1617), traveller and writer. From post + house.

nounˈpəʊsthaʊs

A posting-house or inn where horses are kept for the use of travellers; (hence in extended use) an inn or other establishment providing accommodation for travellers. Now archaic or historical.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Coryate (?1577–1617), traveller and writer. From post + house.

单词	post-house
释义	Definition of post-house in English: post-house noun ˈpəʊsthaʊs A posting-house or inn where horses are kept for the use of travellers; (hence in extended use) an inn or other establishment providing accommodation for travellers. Now archaic or historical. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Coryate (?1577–1617), traveller and writer. From post + house. Definition of post-house in US English: post-house nounˈpəʊsthaʊs A posting-house or inn where horses are kept for the use of travellers; (hence in extended use) an inn or other establishment providing accommodation for travellers. Now archaic or historical. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Coryate (?1577–1617), traveller and writer. From post + house.
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