英语词汇“watermark”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

watermarknoun [ C ]

uk/ˈwɔːtəmɑːk/us

MONEY a mark made on some types of paper, especially paper money, that is only seen if it is held against the light, and that is used to stop illegal copies being made:

The books have anti-piracy watermarks on the first page.

IT a pattern that is added to photographs, films, and sound files to show who owns the information:

digital/electronic watermark

The software encodes a watermark within the DVD copy that can be traced back to the owners of the software.

IT an image behind the main text of a computer document, for example, in official company documents or in documents used when giving a talk:

A watermark is more transparent than a background and is often used as a way to display company logos during a presentation.

FINANCE a particular level or value for an investment, used to measure its performance:

Fund managers need to have a watermark to reach in each analysed investment spell.

high watermark

FINANCE the highest level reached by an investment in a particular period:

Venture investments in start-up companies hit an all-time high in the San Diego region last year, although it may prove to be a high watermark.

单词	watermark
释义	Contents noun (2) watermark (PAPER) watermark (RIVER/SEA) Contents noun (5) watermark (1) watermark (2) watermark (3) watermark (4) watermark (5) verb (1) watermark (1) English Business watermarknoun [ C ] uk/ˈwɔː.tə.mɑːk/us/ˈwɑː.t̬ɚ.mɑːrk/ watermark noun [ C ] (PAPER) a mark made in some types of paper during its production that can only be seen if it is held against the light Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Publishing: paper & stationery A2 A3 A5 acid-free assembler ballpoint pen grammage graph paper headed notepaper highlighter jotter keypad pencil qwerty ream rice paper rough paper scrap paper slate tissue See more results » watermark noun [ C ] (RIVER/SEA) a mark showing the highest or lowest level that a river or the sea reaches Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Floods, tides & currents backwash change come current ebb eddy flooded floodgate flooding floodplain high water mark inundate low-water mark neap tide overfall tidal undertow water waterlogged whirlpool See more results » watermarknoun [ C ] uk/ˈwɔːtəmɑːk/us MONEY a mark made on some types of paper, especially paper money, that is only seen if it is held against the light, and that is used to stop illegal copies being made: The books have anti-piracy watermarks on the first page. IT a pattern that is added to photographs, films, and sound files to show who owns the information: digital/electronic watermark The software encodes a watermark within the DVD copy that can be traced back to the owners of the software. IT an image behind the main text of a computer document, for example, in official company documents or in documents used when giving a talk: A watermark is more transparent than a background and is often used as a way to display company logos during a presentation. FINANCE a particular level or value for an investment, used to measure its performance: Fund managers need to have a watermark to reach in each analysed investment spell. high watermark FINANCE the highest level reached by an investment in a particular period: Venture investments in start-up companies hit an all-time high in the San Diego region last year, although it may prove to be a high watermark. watermarkverb [ T ] uk/ˈwɔːtəmɑːk/usIT, MONEY to add a watermark to a paper or computer document: Commercial image resellers often digitally watermark their images.
随便看	prey on prey on sb prey on sb's mind prey on sbs mind prey on something/someone prey on sth prey on/upon sb/sth prezzie prezzie priapic price price price ceiling price check price checker price checker price comparison site price competition price conscious price control price cut price cutting price deflation price differential price discrimination

watermarknoun [ C ]

watermark noun [ C ] (PAPER)

watermark noun [ C ] (RIVER/SEA)

watermarknoun [ C ]

watermarkverb [ T ]