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

• 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。
• 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。
• Consider the postage stamp: Its usefulness consist In the ability to stick to one thing till It get there.
  想想那邮票吧：其用处在于它能粘住一样东西直至达到目的为止。
• 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。
• Postage stamp canceling machine for office use ( excl. postage franking machines) operate, set up a machine-gun
  办公用邮票盖销机器（邮资盖戳机除外）开机枪、架起机枪
• The actual chip is no bigger than a postage stamp.
  实际的芯片不比邮票大。
• A mistake on one inexpensive postage stamp has made the stamp worth a million and a half times its original value.
  一张廉价邮票上的一点错误就能使邮票的价格变成原来的一百五十万倍。
• Finally, a postage stamp cost over one million marks.
  最后一张邮票要花100多万马克。
• This ISIAND is smaller than a postage stamp.
  这个岛还没有一张邮票大。
• It was only the size of a postage stamp.
  它只有邮票那么大小。