How would you use parcel in a sentence?
Parcel -noun 1. an object, article, container, or quantity of something wrapped or packed up; small package; bundle. 2. a quantity or unit of something, as of a commodity for sale; lot.
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Can Explain what goes on the envelope when sending a business parcel?
On the envelope of a business parcel print return address in ...
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Do you have to sign for parcel post packages?
That depends on the package. Not all parcel post packages hav...
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What is the difference between usps parcel post and usps priority mail?
USPS has very unreliable service, and so there is not a certa...
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A parcel is simply a tract or plot of land. It does not signi...
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How long does parcel post take to be delivered?
Parcel Post takes 2 to 9 days in the 48 contiguous states. De...
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How long does parcel post take to be delivered?
Parcel Post takes 2 to 9 days in the 48 contiguous states. De...
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What is the telephone number of the United States Parcel Service?
USPS - United States Post Office is located at 34805 Potter S...
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What USPS ready post boxes are only for parcel?
I am not finding any information on USPS ready post boxes tha...
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How long does it take to ship a Parcel post package to Hawaii from California?
Parcel Post package from Hawaii to California takes between 3...
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Is the United Parcel Service ISO 9001 certified?
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Is the United Parcel Service a college?
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Parcel post means sending of packages through the mail servic...
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What is the number for the United Parcel Service?
Ups located at, 1056 Cesar E Chavez Avenue, Pontiac, MI 48340...
About Parcel
A parcel is a more antiquated way of referring to a package or piece of mail.
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