stamp in Spanish
stamp in Spanish is estampado, sello, cuño — stamp means a small piece of paper affixed to mail to show that postage has been paid.
stamp in Spanish
estampado
An act of stamping the foot, paw or hoof.
sello
sello
A device for imprinting designs.
cuño
A device for imprinting designs.
troquel
A device for imprinting designs.
timbrar
(transitive) To give an official marking to, generally by impressing or imprinting a design or symbol.
franquear
(transitive) To apply postage stamps to.
What does "stamp" mean?
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noun A small piece of paper affixed to mail to show that postage has been paid.
"She forgot to put a stamp on the envelope before mailing it."
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noun A device, or the mark it leaves, used to imprint a design, date, or official approval.
"The customs officer pressed a stamp into his passport."
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verb To press the foot down heavily and quickly, once or repeatedly.
"The toddler stamped his feet in frustration."
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verb To mark something by pressing an inked design, seal, or pattern onto it.
"The clerk stamped the document as received."
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stamp in a sentence
- She forgot to put a stamp on the envelope before mailing it.
- The customs officer pressed a stamp into his passport.
- The toddler stamped his feet in frustration.
- The clerk stamped the document as received.
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What is "stamp" in Spanish?
"stamp" in Spanish is estampado, sello, cuño. stamp means: A small piece of paper affixed to mail to show that postage has been paid.
How do you use "stamp" in a sentence?
Example: "She forgot to put a stamp on the envelope before mailing it." In Spanish, "stamp" is estampado, sello, cuño.
Are there other ways to say "stamp" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "stamp": estampado, sello, cuño, troquel, timbrar, franquear.
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