Using public institutions (post office)

To forward a letter, object, etc.

To make something the subject of a vote, trial, meeting, etc.

To put a certain problem or matter in a certain state.

To send a manuscript to press.

To express one's mind, thinking, etc., by comparing it to something.

To stay in a certain place for boarding and lodging.

To express one's opinion in commemoration of a special day or event.

A small, wrapped packet sent by mail.

A card, usually with a scenic picture on one side and the other side reserved for writing a message and the addresses of a sender and a receiver, which can be sent without an envelope by mail.

A sum of money paid for using a facility or watching something at a facility.

A public institution whose work involves delivering letters and packages, or managing monetary deposits, etc.

A small piece of paper attached to postal mail as a sign that its postal charge has been paid.

An act of delivering a mail, package, goods, etc., to a requested destination, in person.

The act of saying what one has to say in writing and sending it to another person.