stamped

UK
/stæmpt/
US
/stæmpt/

Translations

stampedadjective
more stamped
Comp.
most stamped
Super.
UK
/stæmpt/
US
/stæmpt/
The stamped metal plate had a unique texture that made it stand out.
La plaque métallique estampée avait une texture unique qui la distinguait.
Additional translations
estampilléSurtout pour une marque, un sceau ou un cachet officiel.
stampedpast participle
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb 'stamp'.
The documents were kept in a folder of stamped leather.
Les documents étaient rangés dans un dossier en cuir estampé.
stampverb

stamped

Past Simple

stamped
Past Simple
stamped
Past Participle
stamping
Gerund
UK
/stæmp/
US
/stæmp/
taperAvec le pied.
He stamped his foot in frustration.
Il a tapé du pied de frustration.
estamperPour marquer avec un sceau ou un motif.
She stamped the paper with a decorative seal.
Elle a estampé le papier d'un sceau décoratif.
affranchirEn contexte postal.
He stamped the envelope before mailing it.
Il a affranchi l'enveloppe avant de l'envoyer.
The children stamped the snow to make a path.
Les enfants ont piétiné la neige pour faire un chemin.
marquerAu sens figuré.
The experience stamped a lasting impression on her mind.
L'expérience l'a marquée durablement.
Additional translations
frapperAvec le pied.
tamponnerPour marquer avec un tampon ou un cachet.

Definitions

stampedadjective
Marked with a design, pattern, or imprint, typically using a stamp.
The stamped envelope bore the official seal of the government office.
Having a distinctive or characteristic mark or impression.
The stamped metal plate had a unique texture that made it stand out.
stampedpast participle
That has been marked, impressed, or imprinted by means of a stamp.
The documents were kept in a folder of stamped leather.
stampverb
To bring down (one's foot) heavily on the ground or something on the ground.
He stamped his foot in frustration.
To impress or mark a pattern or design onto a surface using a tool or device.
She stamped the paper with a decorative seal.
To affix a postage stamp to (a letter or package).
He stamped the envelope before mailing it.
To crush, flatten, or remove by pressing down with the foot.
The children stamped the snow to make a path.
To imprint or fix (a characteristic or quality) in a lasting way.
The experience stamped a lasting impression on her mind.