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stamp

/stæmp/

stamp out

stampnoun

stamps

/stæmp/

Translations

марка

I added a stamp to the envelope before mailing it.

Я добавил марку на конверт перед отправкой.

штамп

The document needs an official stamp to be valid.

Документу нужен официальный штамп, чтобы быть действительным.

печать

The notary placed a stamp on the contract.

Нотариус поставил печать на контракт.

Additional translations

Definitions

A small adhesive piece of paper issued by a postal authority, used to indicate that postage has been paid.

She carefully placed a stamp on the envelope before dropping it into the mailbox.

An official mark or seal on a document, typically indicating approval or authenticity.

The document was not valid until it received the official stamp from the government office.

A tool or device used to imprint a design, pattern, or mark onto a surface.

He used a rubber stamp to mark the date on each page of the report.

A characteristic or distinctive impression or quality.

The novel bore the stamp of the author's unique writing style.

The act or sound of stamping the foot.

There was a loud stamp as the crowd demanded attention.

An impression or mark produced on a surface by stamping.

The wax bore the royal stamp of the king's seal.

Synonyms

stampverb

stamped

Past Simple

stamped

Past Participle

stamping

Gerund

/stæmp/

Translations

топать

He began to stamp his feet in frustration.

Он начал топать ногами от разочарования.

штамповать

The factory will stamp the metal sheets into shape.

Фабрика будет штамповать металлические листы в форму.

печатать

They will stamp the date on the document.

Они будут печатать дату на документе.

Additional translations

высекать

гасить

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

stampadjective

/stæmp/

Used attributively before nouns, e.g. "stamp album".

Definitions

Relating to or used for postage stamps.

She keeps her collection in a special stamp album.