
U2E17 | stamp
Stamp
1-1 【v.】to impress or imprint (a mark or design) on a surface with a stamp在…上盖印;在…上盖章
The customs officer stamped my passport.
海关官员在我的护照上盖了章。
1-2 【n.】a mark or design made by pressing a tool onto a surface印记,印章
The passport has a stamp showing the date of entry.
护照上有一个显示入境日期的戳记。
2-1 【v.】to bring down (one's foot) heavily on the ground or something else用力踩;跺(脚)
The audience stamped their feet in rhythm with the music.
观众们随着音乐的节奏跺脚。
2-2 【n.】the act of stamping your foot跺脚
She gave a stamp of frustration when she heard the news.
听到这个消息时,她气得跺了一下脚。
3-1 【v.】to have a lasting or significant…
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