Definition of postil in English:

postil

noun ˈpɒstɪlˈpästl

archaic

1A marginal note or comment, especially on a biblical text.
1. 1.1 A homily or book of homilies.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He offers two answers, and a postil. ‘I did not come into Communism as a young Briton in England, but as a Central European in the collapsing Weimar Republic.
  Synonyms
  sermon, lecture, discourse, address, lesson, talk, speech, oration, declamation

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French postille, from medieval Latin postilla, perhaps from Latin post illa (verba) 'after those words', written as a direction to a scribe.

Definition of postil in US English:

postil

nounˈpästl

archaic

1A marginal note or comment, especially on a biblical text.
1. 1.1 A commentary, homily, or book of homilies.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He offers two answers, and a postil. ‘I did not come into Communism as a young Briton in England, but as a Central European in the collapsing Weimar Republic.
  Synonyms
  sermon, lecture, discourse, address, lesson, talk, speech, oration, declamation

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French postille, from medieval Latin postilla, perhaps from Latin post illa (verba) ‘after those words’, written as a direction to a scribe.

单词	postil
释义	Definition of postil in English: postil noun ˈpɒstɪlˈpästl archaic 1A marginal note or comment, especially on a biblical text. 1.1 A homily or book of homilies. Example sentencesExamples He offers two answers, and a postil. ‘I did not come into Communism as a young Briton in England, but as a Central European in the collapsing Weimar Republic. Synonyms sermon, lecture, discourse, address, lesson, talk, speech, oration, declamation Origin Late Middle English: from Old French postille, from medieval Latin postilla, perhaps from Latin post illa (verba) 'after those words', written as a direction to a scribe. Definition of postil in US English: postil nounˈpästl archaic 1A marginal note or comment, especially on a biblical text. 1.1 A commentary, homily, or book of homilies. Example sentencesExamples He offers two answers, and a postil. ‘I did not come into Communism as a young Briton in England, but as a Central European in the collapsing Weimar Republic. Synonyms sermon, lecture, discourse, address, lesson, talk, speech, oration, declamation Origin Late Middle English: from Old French postille, from medieval Latin postilla, perhaps from Latin post illa (verba) ‘after those words’, written as a direction to a scribe.
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