우편 요금 납부를 증명하기 위해 편지나 소포에 붙이는 작은 접착식 종이 조각.
A small adhesive piece of paper affixed to a letter or package to show that the required postage has been paid.
예문:
"I need to buy a few more stamps before I can mail these holiday cards."
"The collector carefully examined the rare commemorative stamp under a magnifying glass."
"Don't forget to put a first-class stamp on the urgent document."
화나 좌절감을 표현하거나 강조하기 위해 발을 땅에 세게 쿵 하고 내딛거나 밟다.
To bring down one's foot heavily and noisily on the ground, often as an expression of anger, frustration, or emphasis.
예문:
"The toddler stamped his feet and screamed when his mother took away the toy."
"He stamped out the campfire embers to ensure the fire was completely extinguished."
"The angry customer stamped his way out of the store after arguing with the manager."
다이 또는 잉크 장치를 사용하여 표면, 물체 또는 문서에 표시, 디자인 또는 공식 인장을 찍다.
To impress a mark, design, or official seal onto a surface, object, or document using a die or inked device.
예문:
"The customs officer stamped my visa upon entry into the country."
"Every piece of jewelry is stamped with the manufacturer's unique hallmark."
"The factory uses specialized machinery to stamp out thousands of identical metal parts every hour."
사람이나 사물을 특징짓는 고유한 성격, 유형 또는 특질.
A characteristic quality, type, or nature that marks a person or thing.
예문:
"He is a politician of the old stamp, prioritizing tradition over innovation."
"Her writing bears the stamp of true genius, evident in every carefully chosen word."
"We need employees of a different stamp, those who are willing to take risks."