
stamps
词源
源自中古英语 'stampen',意为踩踏或压印,可能与古高地德语 'stampfon'(踩踏)有关。
noun
❶ 邮票,用于贴在邮件上作为邮资凭证的小纸片,通常印有图案或国家标志。
“She collects stamps from different countries.”
(她收集来自不同国家的邮票。)
“I need to buy some stamps to send these letters.”
(我需要买一些邮票来寄这些信。)
❶ 印章或图章,用于在文件或物品上留下印记,表示批准或所有权。
“The official document bears the government stamp.”
(这份官方文件盖有政府印章。)
“She pressed the stamp onto the ink pad before using it.”
(她在使用印章前先按了一下印泥。)
verb
❶ 用力踩踏或跺脚,通常表示愤怒或强调。
“He stamped his foot in frustration.”
(他沮丧地跺了跺脚。)
“The child stamped on the bug.”
(那个孩子用力踩死了虫子。)
❶ 盖章或打标记,通常用于官方文件或物品。
“The customs officer stamped my passport.”
(海关官员在我的护照上盖了章。)
“Please stamp the date on these documents.”
(请在这些文件上盖上日期。)
常见短语
stamp out — 彻底消除或消灭某事物,常用于指消除问题或不良现象。
“The government is trying to stamp out corruption.”
(政府正在努力根除腐败。)
stamp collection — 集邮,收集和整理邮票的爱好或活动。
“His stamp collection includes rare pieces from the 19th century.”
(他的集邮收藏包括19世纪的稀有邮票。)