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

stampnoun

uk/stæmp/us/stæmp/

stamp noun (LETTER)

A2 formal postage stamp [ C ] a small piece of paper with a picture or pattern on it that is stuck onto a letter or package before it is posted, to show that the cost of sending it has been paid:

I stuck a 50p stamp on the envelope.

More examples

a valuable stamp collection
She affixed a stamp to the envelope.
How much is a first-class stamp?
He sealed the envelope and put a stamp on it.
a stamp album

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Communications - the postal system

certified mail
consign
direct mail
express
letterbox
mail
mail slot
mailbag
mass mailing
p. and p.
parcel post
pillar box
pin code
PO
postmaster
shipping and handling
snail mail
surface mail
window
zip code

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stamp noun (MARK)

[ C ] a tool for putting a mark on an object either by printing on it or pushing into it, or the mark made in this way:

A date stamp inside the front cover of a library book shows when it should be returned.

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Publishing: printing & word processing

bed
bold
Braille
bullet
bullet point
CMYK
indentation
inline
intaglio printing
italic
italicize
landscape
plate
printer
publication
publish
put sth to bed idiom
reissue
reprint
roman

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stamp noun (PROOF OF PAYMENT)

UK [ C ] a small piece of paper worth a particular amount of money that you can buy several of, as a way of paying for something over a period of time:

vehicle licence stamps

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Bills & invoices

bill
billing
charge
chit
claim form
counterfoil
credit note
order
passbook
payslip
pro forma
receipt
sales slip
tab
tariff
ticket
ticketless
tolled
Treasury bond
voucher

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stamp noun (QUALITY)

[ U ] a particular quality in something or someone, or a quality in something that shows it was done by a particular person or group of people:

Although this painting clearly bears the stamp of genius, we don't know who painted it.

Each manager has left his or her own stamp on the way the company has evolved.

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Conditions and characteristics

-ance
-ancy
ability
ambience
attribute
character
complexion
condition
detail
feature
hallmark
karma
lineament
local colour
middle name
mien
nature
resonate
savour
smack

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stamp noun (FOOT)

[ C ] an act of putting the foot down on the ground hard, or the noise made in doing so:

With a stamp of her foot she stormed out.

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Moving firmly on foot

breeze
clump
flounce
goose step
lope
march
not break your stride idiom
pace
parade
prance
quick march! idiom
sashay
stalk
stomp
stride
strut
surefooted
swagger
troop
waltz

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stampverb

uk/stæmp/us/stæmp/

stamp verb (MARK)

B2 [ T ] to put a mark on an object either by printing on it or pushing into it with a small tool:

It is necessary to stamp your passport.

Every carton of yogurt is stamped with a sell-by date.

More examples

The lawyer stamped the certificate with her seal.
Both books have 'property of Her Majesty's Government' stamped inside them.
She's stamped her name in all of her books.
Sell-by dates are stamped on eggs.
The dark red royal crest was stamped on the back of the envelope.

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Publishing: printing & word processing

bed
bold
Braille
bullet
bullet point
CMYK
indentation
inline
intaglio printing
italic
italicize
landscape
plate
printer
publication
publish
put sth to bed idiom
reissue
reprint
roman

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stamp verb (MOVE FOOT)

C2 [ I or T ] US also stomp to put a foot down on the ground hard and quickly, making a loud noise, often to show anger:

The little boy was stamping his foot and refusing to take his medicine.

She stood by the road, stamping her feet to stay warm.

I wish those people upstairs would stop stamping (about/around).

Why did you stamp on that insect?

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stomp

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Moving firmly on foot

breeze
clump
flounce
goose step
lope
march
not break your stride idiom
pace
parade
prance
quick march! idiom
sashay
stalk
stomp
stride
strut
surefooted
swagger
troop
waltz

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stamp verb (SHOW QUALITY)

[ T ] to mark with a particular quality or show that someone has a particular quality:

Our new administrator seems to be trying to stamp her authority on every aspect of the department.

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Identifying

ascribe sth to sb
biometric
character recognition
color-coded
colour-coded
distinguishing
dog tag
id
ID card
identifiable
identification
identity card
paper
passport
pick
separate the sheep from the goats idiom
sheep
tag
tell
tell sth/sb apart

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Idiom(s)

stamped on sb's memory

Phrasal verb(s)

stamp on sth

stamp sth out

单词	stamp
释义	Contents noun (5) stamp (LETTER) stamp (MARK) stamp (PROOF OF PAYMENT) stamp (QUALITY) stamp (FOOT) verb (3) stamp (MARK) stamp (MOVE FOOT) stamp (SHOW QUALITY) Contents verb (1) stamp (1) noun (1) stamp (1) noun (3) stamp (MAIL) stamp (MARK) stamp (QUALITY) verb (1) stamp (MARK) Contents noun (4) stamp (1) stamp (2) stamp (3) stamp (4) verb (1) stamp (1) English American Business stampnoun uk/stæmp/us/stæmp/ stamp noun (LETTER) A2 formal postage stamp [ C ] a small piece of paper with a picture or pattern on it that is stuck onto a letter or package before it is posted, to show that the cost of sending it has been paid: I stuck a 50p stamp on the envelope. More examples a valuable stamp collection She affixed a stamp to the envelope. How much is a first-class stamp? He sealed the envelope and put a stamp on it. a stamp album Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - the postal system certified mail consign direct mail express letterbox mail mail slot mailbag mass mailing p. and p. parcel post pillar box pin code PO postmaster shipping and handling snail mail surface mail window zip code See more results » stamp noun (MARK) [ C ] a tool for putting a mark on an object either by printing on it or pushing into it, or the mark made in this way: A date stamp inside the front cover of a library book shows when it should be returned. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Publishing: printing & word processing bed bold Braille bullet bullet point CMYK indentation inline intaglio printing italic italicize landscape plate printer publication publish *put sth* to bed idiom reissue reprint roman See more results » stamp noun (PROOF OF PAYMENT) UK [ C ] a small piece of paper worth a particular amount of money that you can buy several of, as a way of paying for something over a period of time: vehicle licence stamps Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Bills & invoices bill billing charge chit claim form counterfoil credit note order passbook payslip pro forma receipt sales slip tab tariff ticket ticketless tolled Treasury bond voucher See more results » stamp noun (QUALITY) [ U ] a particular quality in something or someone, or a quality in something that shows it was done by a particular person or group of people: Although this painting clearly bears the stamp of genius, we don't know who painted it. Each manager has left his or her own stamp on the way the company has evolved. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Conditions and characteristics -ance -ancy ability ambience attribute character complexion condition detail feature hallmark karma lineament local colour middle name mien nature resonate savour smack See more results » stamp noun (FOOT) [ C ] an act of putting the foot down on the ground hard, or the noise made in doing so: With a stamp of her foot she stormed out. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Moving firmly on foot breeze clump flounce goose step lope march not break your stride idiom pace parade prance quick march! idiom sashay stalk stomp stride strut surefooted swagger troop waltz See more results » stampverb uk/stæmp/us/stæmp/ stamp verb (MARK) B2 [ T ] to put a mark on an object either by printing on it or pushing into it with a small tool: It is necessary to stamp your passport. Every carton of yogurt is stamped with a sell-by date. More examples The lawyer stamped the certificate with her seal. Both books have 'property of Her Majesty's Government' stamped inside them. She's stamped her name in all of her books. Sell-by dates are stamped on eggs. The dark red royal crest was stamped on the back of the envelope. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Publishing: printing & word processing bed bold Braille bullet bullet point CMYK indentation inline intaglio printing italic italicize landscape plate printer publication publish put sth to bed idiom reissue reprint roman See more results » stamp verb (MOVE FOOT) C2 [ I or T ] US also stomp to put a foot down on the ground hard and quickly, making a loud noise, often to show anger: The little boy was stamping his foot and refusing to take his medicine. She stood by the road, stamping her feet to stay warm. I wish those people upstairs would stop stamping (about/around). Why did you stamp on that insect? Compare stomp Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Moving firmly on foot breeze clump flounce goose step lope march not break your stride idiom pace parade prance quick march! idiom sashay stalk stomp stride strut surefooted swagger troop waltz See more results » stamp verb (SHOW QUALITY) [ T ] to mark with a particular quality or show that someone has a particular quality: Our new administrator seems to be trying to stamp her authority on every aspect of the department. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Identifying ascribe sth to sb biometric character recognition color-coded colour-coded distinguishing dog tag id ID card identifiable identification identity card paper passport pick separate the sheep from the goats idiom sheep tag tell tell sth/sb apart See more results » Idiom(s) stamped on sb's memory Phrasal verb(s) stamp on sth stamp sth out stampverb [ I/T ] us/stæmp/ to hit the floor or ground hard with a foot, usually making a loud noise: [ T ] She stood by the road, stamping her feet to stay warm. [ I ] I wish those people upstairs would stop stamping around. stampnoun [ C ] us/stæmp, stɑmp/ the act of hitting the floor or ground hard with a foot: With a stamp of her foot she hurried out. stampnoun us/stæmp/ stamp noun (MAIL) [ C ] also postage stamp a small piece of paper, usually with a colorful design, that is attached to a package or envelope to show that the charge for sending it through the mail has been paid: The new stamps depict blues singers. stamp noun (MARK) [ C ] a tool for printing or cutting a mark into an object, or the mark made by such a tool: The guard examined the permit, then reached for his rubber stamp. The stamp on the rim shows that Paul Revere made this mug. stamp noun (QUALITY) [ U ] a particular quality or character: This painting clearly bears the stamp of genius. stampverb [ T ] us/stæmp/ stamp verb [ T ] (MARK) to use a special tool to print or cut a mark into an object: An immigration official stamped his passport. fig. That scene will be stamped in my memory forever. Phrasal verb(s) stamp something out stampnoun [ C ] uk/stæmp/usCOMMUNICATIONS also formal postage stamp a small piece of paper with a picture or pattern on it, that you stick onto a letter or package to pay for the cost of mailing it: first-class/second-class stamp a tool used to put a date, an address, or other mark on a document or an object, usually as proof of something: The assistant uses a stamp to sign his boss's name. an official mark put on something that shows a date, an address, or other information: Look for the official USDA stamp before you buy. stamp of approval approval from someone in a position of authority: The Board will meet Thursday to discuss the contract and is likely to give its stamp of approval Friday. The foreign-made goods still have not earned the government's stamp of approval. See also date stamp food stamp revenue stamp rubber stamp stampverb [ T ] uk/stæmp/usCOMMUNICATIONS to use a tool to put a date, an address, or other mark on a document or an object, usually as proof of something: EU citizens don't need to get their passports stamped when travelling within Europe. stamp sth on sth All supermarket food packaging has a sell-by date stamped on it. stamp sth with sth The invoice was stamped with the date that payment had been received. See also** rubber-stamp
随便看	publicize come knocking come naturally come naturally (to sb) come naturally to sb come of age come of sth come off come off come off better/worse/badly/well come off it come off it! come off something come off sth come on come on come on line come on something come on stream come on strong come on strong come on/along come online come out come out at/to sth

stampnoun

stamp noun (LETTER)

stamp noun (MARK)

stamp noun (PROOF OF PAYMENT)

stamp noun (QUALITY)

stamp noun (FOOT)

stampverb

stamp verb (MARK)

stamp verb (MOVE FOOT)

stamp verb (SHOW QUALITY)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

stampverb [ I/T ]

stampnoun [ C ]

stampnoun

stamp noun (MAIL)

stamp noun (MARK)

stamp noun (QUALITY)

stampverb [ T ]

stamp verb [ T ] (MARK)

Phrasal verb(s)

stampnoun [ C ]

See also

stampverb [ T ]

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