stamp

stamp
stæmp
1. verb
1) (to bring (the foot) down with force (on the ground): He stamped his foot with rage; She stamped on the insect.)
2) (to print or mark on to: He stamped the date at the top of his letter; The oranges were all stamped with the exporter's name.)
3) (to stick a postage stamp on (a letter etc): I've addressed the envelope but haven't stamped it.)

2. noun
1) (an act of stamping the foot: `Give it to me!' she shouted with a stamp of her foot.)
2) (the instrument used to stamp a design etc on a surface: He marked the date on the bill with a rubber date-stamp.)
3) (a postage stamp: He stuck the stamps on the parcel; He collects foreign stamps.)
4) (a design etc made by stamping: All the goods bore the manufacturer's stamp.)
stamp1 n sello
a stamp collection una colección de sellos
a rubber stamp un sello de goma
stamp2 vb
1. estampar / sellar / franquear
the officer stamped my passport el oficial me selló el pasaporte
2. pisar
he stamped on the beetle and squashed it pisó el escarabajo y lo aplastó
to stamp your feet dar patadas en el suelo
stamp
tr[stæmp]
noun
1 (postage) sello; (fiscal) timbre nombre masculino; (trading stamp) cupón nombre masculino, vale nombre masculino
2 (tool - gen) sello; (- rubber) sello de goma, tampón nombre masculino; (- metal) cuño, troquel nombre masculino
3 (seal, mark) sello
4 (with foot - act) patada, pisotón nombre masculino; (- sound) paso
5 formal use (distinguishing mark) impronta, huella, marca
6 formal use (kind, sort) clase nombre femenino, índole nombre femenino
transitive verb
1 (letter) franquear
a stamped addressed envelope un sobre franqueado
2 (passport, document) sellar, marcar con sello; (metal, coin) acuñar, troquelar
3 figurative use (impress - event) grabar, estampar; (- personality, authority, influence) imprimir, dejar
the date is stamped on my memory tengo la fecha grabada en la memoria
he stamped his personality on the game dejó su impronta en el juego
4 (characterize - positively) caracterizar, marcar, demostrar; (- negatively) tildar
this act stamps her as a heroine este acto nos demuestra que es una heroína
5 (with foot) dar una patada en; (in dancing) zapatear
intransitive verb
1 (with foot) dar patadas, patear, patalear; (in dancing) zapatear
2 (walk noisily) pisar fuerte
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
stamp album álbum nombre masculino de sellos
stamp collecting filatelia
stamp collector filatelista nombre masulino o femenino, coleccionista nombre masulino o femenino de sellos
stamp duty impuesto del timbre
stamp machine máquina expendedora de sellos
stamp ['stæmp] vt
1) : pisotear (con los pies)
to stamp one's feet: patear, dar una patada
2) impress, imprint: sellar (una factura, etc.), acuñar (monedas)
3) : franquear, ponerle estampillas a (correo)
stamp n
1) : sello m (para documentos, etc.)
2) die: cuño m (para monedas)
3) or postage stamp : sello m, estampilla f, timbre m CA, Mex
stamp
n.
cuño s.m.
estampilla s.f.
etiqueta s.f.
impronta s.f.
marca s.f.
patada s.f.
sello (de correos) s.m.
timbre s.m.
tipo s.m.
troquel s.m.
v.
atabalear v.
estampar v.
estampillar v.
imprimir v.
marcar v.
patalear v.
patear v.
sellar v.
timbrar v.
stæmp
I
noun
1)
a) (postage stamp) sello m, estampilla f (AmL), timbre m (Méx); (before n)

stamp collecting — filatelia f

stamp collector — coleccionista mf de sellos (or estampillas etc), filatelista mf

b) (trading stamp) cupón m, vale m
2)
a) (instrument) sello m, timbre m (Chi); (rubber stamp) sello m or (Chi tb) timbre m (de goma)

metal stamp — cuño m, sello m

b) (printed mark) sello m
3) (character) impronta f

the stamp of genius — la impronta or el sello (distintivo) de la genialidad

she left her stamp on the institute — dejó su impronta or huella en el instituto


II
1.
transitive verb
1) (with foot) \<\<ground\>\> dar* una patada en

to stamp one's foot — dar* una patada en el suelo

to stamp something down — apisonar algo

2) \<\<letter/parcel\>\> franquear, ponerle* sellos (or estampillas etc) a, estampillar (AmL), timbrar (Méx)

a stamped addressed envelope — un sobre franqueado or (AmL tb) estampillado or (Méx) timbrado con su dirección

3)
a) \<\<passport/ticket\>\> sellar
b) \<\<coin\>\> acuñar, troquelar

the words were stamped on her memory — tenía las palabras grabadas en la memoria

she stamped her personal style on the company — le imprimió su sello personal a la compañía


2.
vi
a) (with foot) \<\<person\>\> dar* patadas en el suelo; \<\<horse\>\> piafar

he stamped on the spider — le dio un pisotón a la araña

b) (walk)

she stamped upstairs — subió la escalera pisando fuerte

Phrasal Verbs:
[stæmp]
1. N
1) (=postage stamp) sello m , estampilla f (LAm); (=fiscal stamp, revenue stamp) timbre m , póliza f ; (for free food etc) bono m , vale m
2) (=rubber stamp) estampilla f ; (for metal) cuño m
3) (fig) (=mark) sello m

it bears the stamp of genius — tiene el sello del genio

to leave or put one's stamp on sth — poner or dejar su sello en algo

a man of his stamp — un hombre de su temple; pej un hombre de esa calaña

4) (with foot) taconazo m

with a stamp of her foot — dando un taconazo

2. VT
1)

to stamp one's foot — patear, patalear; (in dancing) zapatear

to stamp the ground — [person] dar patadas en el suelo; [horse] piafar

2) [+ letter] sellar, poner el sello a

the letter is insufficiently stamped — la carta no tiene suficientes sellos

3) (=mark with rubber stamp) marcar con sello; (=mark with fiscal stamp) timbrar; (=emboss) grabar; [+ passport] sellar

they stamped my passport at the frontier — sellaron mi pasaporte en la frontera

4) (=impress mark etc on) estampar, imprimir; [+ coin, design] estampar

paper stamped with one's name — papel m con el nombre de uno impreso, papel m con membrete

5) (fig) marcar, señalar

to stamp sth on one's memory — grabar algo en la memoria de uno

his manners stamp him as a gentleman — sus modales lo señalan como caballero

to stamp o.s. on sth — poner or dejar su sello en algo

3. VI
1) (single movement) patear, patalear

to stamp on sth — pisotear algo, hollar algo

ouch, you stamped on my foot! — ¡ay, me has pisado el pie!

2) (=walk)

to stamp in/out — entrar/salir dando fuertes zancadas

he stamps about the house — anda por la casa pisando muy fuerte

4.
CPD

stamp album N — álbum m de sellos

stamp book N(=collection) albúm m de sellos; (for posting) libro m de sellos

stamp collecting N — filatelia f

stamp collection N — colección f de sellos

stamp collector N — filatelista mf

stamp dealer N — comerciante mf en sellos (de correo)

stamp duty N — (Econ) impuesto m or derecho m del timbre

stamp machine N — expendedor m automático de sellos (de correo)

* * *
[stæmp]
I
noun
1)
a) (postage stamp) sello m, estampilla f (AmL), timbre m (Méx); (before n)

stamp collecting — filatelia f

stamp collector — coleccionista mf de sellos (or estampillas etc), filatelista mf

b) (trading stamp) cupón m, vale m
2)
a) (instrument) sello m, timbre m (Chi); (rubber stamp) sello m or (Chi tb) timbre m (de goma)

metal stamp — cuño m, sello m

b) (printed mark) sello m
3) (character) impronta f

the stamp of genius — la impronta or el sello (distintivo) de la genialidad

she left her stamp on the institute — dejó su impronta or huella en el instituto


II
1.
transitive verb
1) (with foot) \<\<ground\>\> dar* una patada en

to stamp one's foot — dar* una patada en el suelo

to stamp something down — apisonar algo

2) \<\<letter/parcel\>\> franquear, ponerle* sellos (or estampillas etc) a, estampillar (AmL), timbrar (Méx)

a stamped addressed envelope — un sobre franqueado or (AmL tb) estampillado or (Méx) timbrado con su dirección

3)
a) \<\<passport/ticket\>\> sellar
b) \<\<coin\>\> acuñar, troquelar

the words were stamped on her memory — tenía las palabras grabadas en la memoria

she stamped her personal style on the company — le imprimió su sello personal a la compañía


2.
vi
a) (with foot) \<\<person\>\> dar* patadas en el suelo; \<\<horse\>\> piafar

he stamped on the spider — le dio un pisotón a la araña

b) (walk)

she stamped upstairs — subió la escalera pisando fuerte

Phrasal Verbs:

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