postage stamp

英 [ˈpəʊstɪdʒ stæmp]

美 [ˈpoʊstɪdʒ stæmp]

n.  邮票

柯林斯词典

• 邮票
  Apostage stampis a small piece of gummed paper that you buy from the post office and stick on an envelope or package before you post it.

英英释义

noun

• a small adhesive token stuck on a letter or package to indicate that that postal fees have been paid
  Synonym:postagestamp

双语例句

• The cost to the American consumer of the bill passed in the house is estimated at between 22 and 49 cents a day the price of a postage stamp.
  众议院通过的法案带给美国消费者的成本，估计为每日22至49美分只是一张邮票的价格。
• I've seen students photocopy exams down to the size of a postage stamp.
  我曾看到过学生将考试内容复印到，一张邮票大小的纸上。
• The actual chip is no bigger than a postage stamp.
  实际的芯片不比邮票大。
• A chip is a piece of silicon about the size of a postage stamp.
  芯片就是一枚邮票大小的硅片。
• Collect the people who receives a mail, see stick have more the birthday of Jesus Christ postage stamp's, be able to feel more delighted!
  收接邮件的人，看见贴有愈多圣诞邮票的，会觉得更喜欢哩！
• Postmark is an official mark printed over a postage stamp.
  （印在纸片上的）纪念邮票邮戳是印于邮票上的官方戳记。
• This ISIAND is smaller than a postage stamp.
  这个岛还没有一张邮票大。
• The other day, she drove to the postage stamp of a house where Fleming died, even as clouds hung low over the Seattle landscape.
  前几天，她开车去了凯特去世时的房子，西雅图依然乌云密布。
• I should be a postage stamp: That's the only way I'll ever get licked.
  我应该印在邮票上：我是我被打到的唯一可能的方式。
• A mark or words printed over a postage stamp to note a change in use or a special occasion.
  邮戳印于邮票以上说明该票文所表示用途变化，或标明为纪念一特殊时刻而发行的符号或文字。