post
The French word 'poste' is used similar to the English 'post'. It is commonly used to refer to a job or position, as well as in reference to mailing or shipping items, just like in English. Also, it can be used to refer to a post or station in a technical or military context.
I work at the post office.
This sentence describes a person's place of work and shows that 'poste' in French can mean 'post office'.
The mailman left a package at the post office.
In this sentence, 'poste' refers to the place where the mailman (le facteur) left a package.
I need stamps, I'm going to the post office.
This sentence represents an instance where someone is heading to the post office to buy stamps and 'poste' stands for 'post office'.
She applied for a teaching position.
Here, 'poste' is used to mean a job or position (of a teacher in this case), indicating its versatility.
He left his position to pursue a new opportunity.
In this context, 'poste' is used to refer to a job or position that the subject had but has now left.
The television set is turned on.
In this example, 'poste' is used to refer to a television set, another usage of the word.
I did not understand this item in the budget.
This sentence reflects the diversity of meanings for 'poste', as it refers to an item or entry in a budget.
He has been promoted to a higher position.
In this sentence, 'poste' is used to refer to a job or position to which the subject has been promoted.
She got the position of director.
Here, the term 'poste' stands for the professional position or job (the role of a director), which the subject got.
I need to post this letter at the post office.
In this instance, 'poster' as a verb means to mail or post something, and 'poste' as a noun refers to the place where the action takes place, the post office.