postmark in Japanese
postmark in Japanese is 消印 — postmark means a mark stamped on mail by the postal service showing where and when it was processed.
postmark in Japanese
消印
Pronounced: keshiin
A marking made by a postal service on a delivery, usually indicating the place where and the date and time when the item was received or processed for the first time, mostly serving to cancel a postage stamp.
What does "postmark" mean?
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noun A mark stamped on mail by the postal service showing where and when it was processed.
"The postmark showed the letter had been sent from Paris."
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verb To stamp mail with a postmark.
"The letter was postmarked the day before her birthday."
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postmark in a sentence
- The postmark showed the letter had been sent from Paris.
- Entries must have a postmark dated before June 1st.
- The letter was postmarked the day before her birthday.
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What is "postmark" in Japanese?
"postmark" in Japanese is 消印. postmark means: A mark stamped on mail by the postal service showing where and when it was processed.
How do you pronounce 消印?
"postmark" in Japanese is 消印, pronounced "keshiin".
How do you use "postmark" in a sentence?
Example: "The postmark showed the letter had been sent from Paris." In Japanese, "postmark" is 消印.
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