PO Box

PO Box
PO Box PO Box [ˈpiː əʊ ˌbɒks◂ ǁ -oʊ ˌbɑːks◂] noun [countable]
post office box; a numbered box in a post office to which someone's mail can be sent and from which they can collect it:

• For further information write to PO Box 714, Key Largo, Florida.

— see also box number

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PO Box UK US noun [C] (also post office box)
► a box with a number in a post office to which your letters and parcels can be sent for you to collect: »

A special PO Box has been set up to receive donations.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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