- RFD (rural free delivery)
- ◙ n. דואר נע חינם (לאזורים כפריים מרוחקים)
English-Hebrew dictionary. Academic. 2013.
RFD (rural free delivery)
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rural free delivery — (rfd) R.F.D., type of mail service for outlying rural areas … English contemporary dictionary
rural free delivery — noun free government delivery of mail in outlying country areas • Syn: ↑RFD • Hypernyms: ↑mail, ↑mail service, ↑postal service, ↑post * * * noun also … Useful english dictionary
rural free delivery — former name for rural delivery service. Abbr.: R.F.D. [1890 95, Amer.] * * * ▪ United States postal service service begun in the United States in 1896 to deliver mail directly to farm families. Before RFD, rural inhabitants had to pick up… … Universalium
RFD — (rural free delivery) n. free delivery of mail to remote areas … English contemporary dictionary
Rural Letter Carrier — Rural Letter Carriers deliver mail in what was traditionally considered rural areas of the United States. The rural carrier work force is comprised of the following categories of employees:Regular Carriers (Designation Code 71) For administrative … Wikipedia
RFD (magazine) — RFD is a reader written magazine focused on queer country living and alternative lifestyles. It was founded in 1974 [http://www.clga.ca/Material/PeriodicalsLGBT/inven/oov/r1.htm] , and has been edited at various locations and by different groups… … Wikipedia
RFD — is an abbreviation that can refer to:* Rural Free Delivery, the postal system to rural areas started in the Great Depression * Rally of Democratic Forces ( Regroupement des Forces Démocratiques ), a political party in Mauritania * Radio frequency … Wikipedia
RFD — abbrev. Rural Free Delivery * * * RFD abbr. rural free delivery. * * * … Universalium
RFD — [ ,ar ef di ] abbreviation AMERICAN rural free delivery: written on postal addresses in the countryside in the U.S … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
RFD — abbrev. Rural Free Delivery … English World dictionary
RFD — abbreviation rural free delivery … New Collegiate Dictionary
