countermark

UK
/ˈkaʊntəmɑːk/
US
/ˈkaʊntərmɑrk/

Übersetzungen

countermarksubstantiv
countermarks
Pl.
UK
/ˈkaʊntəmɑːk/
US
/ˈkaʊntərmɑrk/
contre-marqueMarque ou poinçon apposé sur une pièce, un timbre ou un objet pour en confirmer l’authenticité ou en modifier la valeur.
The ancient coin bore a countermark that indicated it had been revalued by a later ruler.
La pièce antique portait une contre-marque indiquant qu’elle avait été réévaluée par un souverain ultérieur.
contre-marqueBillet, jeton ou marque conservée pour prouver un droit de réadmission ou d’identification.
Festival visitors received a countermark so they could leave the grounds and return later.
Les visiteurs du festival ont reçu une contre-marque pour pouvoir quitter l’enceinte et revenir plus tard.
countermarkverb
countermarked
Präteritum
countermarked
Partizip Perfekt
countermarking
Gerundium
UK
/ˈkaʊn.tə.mɑːk/
US
/ˈkaʊn.tɚ.mɑːrk/
contre-marquerApposer une marque supplémentaire pour identifier ou authentifier un objet.
The jeweler decided to countermark the gold bracelet to certify its authenticity.
Le joaillier a décidé de contre-marquer le bracelet en or afin d’en certifier l’authenticité.
countermarkadjektiv
Used attributively to describe something that bears or relates to a countermark.
contremarquéS’emploie pour un objet ou une pièce portant une contre-marque.
The archaeologists photographed the countermark coins separately.
Les archéologues ont photographié séparément les pièces contremarquées.

Definitionen

countermarksubstantiv
A mark or stamp added to a coin or other object to indicate authenticity, value, or to signify a change in status.
The ancient coin bore a countermark that indicated it had been revalued by a later ruler.
A distinguishing mark or symbol used to identify or authenticate an item, often used in the context of stamps or currency.
The collector was excited to find a rare stamp with a unique countermark that increased its value.
A ticket, token, or mark kept by a person to show entitlement to re-admission or identification, corresponding to another part retained by an official.
Festival visitors received a countermark so they could leave the grounds and return later.
countermarkverb
To mark or stamp with an additional mark for identification or authentication purposes.
The jeweler decided to countermark the gold bracelet to certify its authenticity.
countermarkadjektiv
Relating to or bearing a countermark.
The archaeologists photographed the countermark coins separately.