Definitions For Inbox

Verb

inboxes , inboxing , inboxed (transitive) To put (something) in someone's inbox. : I just inboxed you the presentation. (transitive) To communicate with (a person) by writing to their electronic inbox.

Synonyms

message

Noun

{{en-noun, es}} A container in which papers to be deal with, dealt with are put. (computing) An electronic folder serving the same purpose. (figuratively) The aggregate of items that demand one's attention or effort. : The kids, my ex, my parents, the job, bills — my inbox is full.

Synonyms

container for papers to be dealt with in-basket, in-tray

Translations

Arabic: صُنْدُوق الوَارِد, m Dutch: postvak, n Finnish: saapuneet-laatikko, postilaatikko Maori: pouakauru Swedish: inkorg, c Vietnamese: hộp thư đến Arabic: صُنْدُوق الوَارِد, m, عُلْبَة الوَارِد, f Armenian: մուտքի արկղ Chinese: : Mandarin: 收件箱, tr=shōujiànxiāng, sc=Hani, 收件匣, tr=shōujiànxiá, sc=Hani Czech: doručená pošta, f, {{qualifier, computing}} inbox, m Danish: indbakke, c Dutch: inbox Finnish: saapuneet-kansio, saapuneet-laatikko French: boîte de réception, f German: Posteingang Greek: εισερχόμενα, n-p Hungarian: levelesláda, lit=letterbox; beérkező levelek, beérkezett levelek, bejövő levelek, lit=incoming mail Icelandic: viðtökuhólf, n, innhólf, n Irish: bocsa isteach Italian: posta in arrivo, f Japanese: 受信箱 (じゅしんばこ, jushinbako) Macedonian: примени пораки, f-p Maori: pouakauru Norwegian: innboks Norwegian Nynorsk: innboks Polish: skrzynka odbiorcza, f Portuguese: caixa de entrada, f Russian: почто́вый я́щик, m Scottish Gaelic: bogsa a-steach Spanish: buzón de entrada, m Swedish: inkorg Vietnamese: hộp thư đến, hòm thư đến Welsh: blwch post, mewnflwch, m

Alternative forms

in-box

Etymology

in + box

See also

inbox zero outbox

Anagrams

box in