stamp

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stamp \stæmp\ transitif ou intransitif

1. (Intransitif) Taper du pied.
   • Tell the child to stop stamping.
2. (Transitif) Taper (du pied).
   • He stamped his foot on the ground in annoyance.
3. Estamper.
   • This machine stamps out special commemorative coins.
4. Estampiller.
   • This document needs to be stamped to be official.
5. Étamper.
   • The mark of the engraver was stamped on the ring.
6. Timbrer.
   • The company has stamped the document with its logo.
7. Tamponner.
   • He stamped the tobacco into the pipe.

• stamp out

stamp \stæmp\

1. Cachet, marque.
   • He placed his personal stamp on the document.
2. Timbre, timbre à cachet.
   • The king placed his personal stamp on the wax seal of the letter.
3. Timbre-poste, timbre.
   • The letter needs a stamp.
4. Estampe.
   • The government has a special paper stamp for merchandise for which the tax has been paid.
5. Estampille.
   • This printed stamp indicates that the merchandise is of high quality.
6. Vignette.
   • He gave the child some little stamps to stick onto her books.

• tramp stamp

• label
• tag
• sticker
• postmark: The post office postmarks the letter to indicate when and where it was mailed.
• stamp (timbre): The letter needs a stamp before it can be mailed.

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stamp \Prononciation ?\

1. Première personne du singulier du présent de stampen.

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