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 researchers tested their desalination process on a computer chip the size of a postage stamp.
  美国和韩国的研究员正在开发一种把海水转化成饮用水的新技术。
• Finally, a postage stamp cost over one million marks.
  最后一张邮票要花100多万马克。
• 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。
• 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。
• With a kind word and a postage stamp, he started a chain of events that reaches all the way to you right now.
  他用一句贴心的话和一封真挚的信掀起了一系列的事情，从而成就今天的我。
• The actual chip is no bigger than a postage stamp.
  实际的芯片不比邮票大。
• 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。
• The German government reprinted the postage stamp again and again.
  德国政府一再重印邮票。
• This concordance between the illustration of the postage stamp and the one of the picture postcard must be as possible and visually verifiable.
  这种在邮票图案与图画明信片之间的和谐必须是尽可能在视觉直观上能够被证实的。
• This ISIAND is smaller than a postage stamp.
  这个岛还没有一张邮票大。