英语词汇“stamp”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-出国留学网

/stæmp ||; stæmp/noun[C]

1 (formal 正式postage stamp) a small piece of paper that you stick onto a letter or package to show that you have paid for it to be posted 邮票: a first-class/second-class stamp 第一类╱第二类邮件邮票Barry's hobby is collecting stamps. 巴里爱好集邮。 ☞picture at sport 见sport插图

In the British postal system, there are two types of stamp for posting letters, etc to other parts of Britain, first-class stamps and second-class stamps. Letters with first-class stamps are more expensive and arrive more quickly. 在英国，寄国内邮件用的邮票有两种：第一类邮件邮票(first-class stamp)和第二类邮件邮票(second-class stamp)。用第一类邮件邮票寄信较昂贵，但较快到达。

2 a small object that prints some words, a design, the date, etc when you press it onto a surface 印章；图章: a date stamp 印戳

3 the mark made by stamping sth onto a surface 印记；戳记: Have you got any visa stamps in your passport? 你护照上的签证盖印了吗？ (figurative 比喻) The government has given the project its stamp of approval. 政府已批准那项工程。

4 the stamp of sth [usu.sing] something that shows a particular quality or that sth was done by a particular person 标志；特征；印记

词汇	stamp
释义	stamp¹ /stæmp \|\|; stæmp/noun[C] 1 (formal 正式postage stamp*) a small piece of paper that you stick onto a letter or package to show that you have paid for it to be posted 邮票: a first-class/second-class stamp 第一类╱第二类邮件邮票Barry's hobby is collecting stamps. 巴里爱好集邮。 ☞picture at sport 见sport插图 In the British postal system, there are two types of stamp for posting letters, etc to other parts of Britain, first-class stamps and second-class stamps. Letters with first-class stamps are more expensive and arrive more quickly. 在英国，寄国内邮件用的邮票有两种：第一类邮件邮票(first-class stamp)和第二类邮件邮票(second-class stamp)。用第一类邮件邮票寄信较昂贵，但较快到达。 2 a small object that prints some words, a design, the date, etc when you press it onto a surface 印章；图章: a date stamp 印戳 3 the mark made by stamping sth onto a surface 印记；戳记: Have you got any visa stamps in your passport? 你护照上的签证盖印了吗？ (figurative 比喻) The government has given the project its stamp of approval. 政府已批准那项工程。 4 the stamp of sth [usu.sing] something that shows a particular quality or that sth was done by a particular person 标志；特征；印记 stamp² /stæmp \|\|; stæmp/verb 1 [I,T] stamp (on sth) to put your foot down very heavily and noisily 用力踏或踩；顿足；跺脚: He stamped on the spider and squashed it. 他踩扁了那只蜘蛛。It was so cold that I had to stamp my feet to keep warm. 天气冷极了，我只好跺着脚来驱寒保暖。She stamped her foot in anger. 她气得直跺脚。 2 [I] to walk with loud heavy steps 重步走: She stamped around the room, shouting angrily. 她在房间里边怒吼，边跺着脚走来走去。 3 [T] stamp A (on B);stamp B (with A) to print some words, a design, the date, etc by pressing a small object (a stamp) onto a surface 打上印记；盖章: to stamp a passport 在护照上盖印 stamp sth out to put an end to sth completely 彻底消除，消灭（某事物）: The police are trying to stamp out this kind of crime. 警方正尽力杜绝这种罪行。
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