stamp
🇺🇸
/stæmp/
🇬🇧
/stæmp/
noun
A2
a small piece of paper you stick on mail to pay for sending it
You need a stamp to mail this letter.
你需要一張郵票來寄這封信。
R
a tool that prints a mark or design on something
Use this stamp to mark the date on the paper.
用這個印章在紙上標記日期。
R
a mark made by pressing a tool onto a surface
The passport has a visa stamp inside it.
護照裡面有一個簽證印章。
R
a small paper that shows you paid money for something
Buy a stamp for your TV license at the post office.
在郵局為你的電視執照購買一張印花。
R
a clear sign of a particular quality
His work has the stamp of excellence.
他的作品具有卓越的特質。
R
a type or kind of person
He is not the same stamp as his brother.
他和他的兄弟不是同一類人。
R
the sound of a foot hitting the ground hard
I heard the stamp of feet outside my door.
我聽到門外有跺腳的聲音。
verb
R
to put your foot down hard on the ground
He stamped his foot when he got angry.
他生氣時跺了跺腳。
R
to walk with loud, heavy steps
She stamped out of the room in anger.
她生氣地跺著腳走出了房間。
R
to print a mark or design on something
Your passport will be stamped at the border.
你的護照將在邊境蓋章。
R
to show a feeling clearly on your face or in your actions
Fear was stamped on his face.
恐懼明顯地印在他的臉上。
R
to show that someone has a particular quality
Her win stamped her as the best player.
她的勝利證明了她是最佳選手。
R
to put a stamp on mail
The letter was stamped and ready to mail.
信已貼好郵票，準備寄出。
R
to cut and shape metal or plastic with a machine
The parts are stamped from sheet metal.
這些零件是用金屬板沖壓而成的。
translation
郵票, 印章, 印記, 印花, 標誌, 類型, 跺腳聲
跺腳, 重步行走, 蓋章, 顯露, 體現, 貼郵票, 沖壓
詞形變化
3rd Present
stamps
Past
stamped
Perfect
stamped
Progressive
stamping
Plural
stamps