Definition of postage stamp in English:

postage stamp

noun

A small adhesive piece of paper of specified value issued by a national Post Office to be affixed to a letter or parcel to indicate the amount of postage paid.
邮票
Example sentencesExamples
- About 70,000 objects about the size of a postage stamp have been detected between 850-1,000 km above the Earth.
- The Houdini postage stamp is now on sale, as I announced last week.
- She has even had her face depicted on a Ugandan postage stamp!
- In addition, a Warhol postage stamp will be issued next year.
- A microprocessor, as small as a postage stamp, performs thousands of calculations per second based on readings from the sensor.
- Release all your hatred, all for the price of a postage stamp!
- Ever since the first postage stamp, the Penny Black, was released, philately has enthralled both the young and the old.
- You'll save a postage stamp and also reduce your chances of overlooking this federal requirement.
- The government has given the go ahead for the concept and draft design for a postage stamp pending further consultations with stakeholders.
- But the thing that really annoys me is that people expect you to pay for all this period charm and bathrooms the size of a postage stamp.
- The breed was also honored on a postage stamp issued by Turkey in 1978.
- In 1982, a Bob Marley commemorative postage stamp was issued in Jamaica.
- Armadillo aficionados might be interested to know that Cambodia has issued a postage stamp to celebrate a prehistoric armadillo.
- There will be a lucky dip, incorporating the elusive Penny Black, the world's first adhesive postage stamp.
- Taking the quiz online will also save you the cost of a postage stamp.
- Her name and likeness adorned a five-cent postage stamp issued March 10 of that year.
- Kelly first received official approval in 1980 when a postage stamp was issued to mark the centenary of his death.
- Britain's first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black, had been launched just seven months earlier.
- At this point, I am so sick of looking at it, I would publish it on a postage stamp if I could list that on my CV and reference it in my next paper.
- The drawings are so dense with graphite and so sharply outlined against a larger white sheet that they appear to adhere to it like a postage stamp.

Definition of postage stamp in US English:

postage stamp

nounˈpoʊstɪdʒ stæmpˈpōstij stamp

A small adhesive piece of paper of specified value issued by a postal authority to be affixed to a letter or parcel to indicate the amount of postage paid.
邮票
Example sentencesExamples
- About 70,000 objects about the size of a postage stamp have been detected between 850-1,000 km above the Earth.
- She has even had her face depicted on a Ugandan postage stamp!
- Taking the quiz online will also save you the cost of a postage stamp.
- A microprocessor, as small as a postage stamp, performs thousands of calculations per second based on readings from the sensor.
- Release all your hatred, all for the price of a postage stamp!
- The breed was also honored on a postage stamp issued by Turkey in 1978.
- Armadillo aficionados might be interested to know that Cambodia has issued a postage stamp to celebrate a prehistoric armadillo.
- There will be a lucky dip, incorporating the elusive Penny Black, the world's first adhesive postage stamp.
- In 1982, a Bob Marley commemorative postage stamp was issued in Jamaica.
- At this point, I am so sick of looking at it, I would publish it on a postage stamp if I could list that on my CV and reference it in my next paper.
- Ever since the first postage stamp, the Penny Black, was released, philately has enthralled both the young and the old.
- The Houdini postage stamp is now on sale, as I announced last week.
- You'll save a postage stamp and also reduce your chances of overlooking this federal requirement.
- In addition, a Warhol postage stamp will be issued next year.
- Her name and likeness adorned a five-cent postage stamp issued March 10 of that year.
- The drawings are so dense with graphite and so sharply outlined against a larger white sheet that they appear to adhere to it like a postage stamp.
- But the thing that really annoys me is that people expect you to pay for all this period charm and bathrooms the size of a postage stamp.
- Kelly first received official approval in 1980 when a postage stamp was issued to mark the centenary of his death.
- Britain's first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black, had been launched just seven months earlier.
- The government has given the go ahead for the concept and draft design for a postage stamp pending further consultations with stakeholders.

单词	postage stamp
释义	Definition of postage stamp in English: postage stamp noun A small adhesive piece of paper of specified value issued by a national Post Office to be affixed to a letter or parcel to indicate the amount of postage paid. 邮票 Example sentencesExamples About 70,000 objects about the size of a postage stamp have been detected between 850-1,000 km above the Earth. The Houdini postage stamp is now on sale, as I announced last week. She has even had her face depicted on a Ugandan postage stamp! In addition, a Warhol postage stamp will be issued next year. A microprocessor, as small as a postage stamp, performs thousands of calculations per second based on readings from the sensor. Release all your hatred, all for the price of a postage stamp! Ever since the first postage stamp, the Penny Black, was released, philately has enthralled both the young and the old. You'll save a postage stamp and also reduce your chances of overlooking this federal requirement. The government has given the go ahead for the concept and draft design for a postage stamp pending further consultations with stakeholders. But the thing that really annoys me is that people expect you to pay for all this period charm and bathrooms the size of a postage stamp. The breed was also honored on a postage stamp issued by Turkey in 1978. In 1982, a Bob Marley commemorative postage stamp was issued in Jamaica. Armadillo aficionados might be interested to know that Cambodia has issued a postage stamp to celebrate a prehistoric armadillo. There will be a lucky dip, incorporating the elusive Penny Black, the world's first adhesive postage stamp. Taking the quiz online will also save you the cost of a postage stamp. Her name and likeness adorned a five-cent postage stamp issued March 10 of that year. Kelly first received official approval in 1980 when a postage stamp was issued to mark the centenary of his death. Britain's first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black, had been launched just seven months earlier. At this point, I am so sick of looking at it, I would publish it on a postage stamp if I could list that on my CV and reference it in my next paper. The drawings are so dense with graphite and so sharply outlined against a larger white sheet that they appear to adhere to it like a postage stamp. Definition of postage stamp in US English: postage stamp nounˈpoʊstɪdʒ stæmpˈpōstij stamp A small adhesive piece of paper of specified value issued by a postal authority to be affixed to a letter or parcel to indicate the amount of postage paid. 邮票 Example sentencesExamples About 70,000 objects about the size of a postage stamp have been detected between 850-1,000 km above the Earth. She has even had her face depicted on a Ugandan postage stamp! Taking the quiz online will also save you the cost of a postage stamp. A microprocessor, as small as a postage stamp, performs thousands of calculations per second based on readings from the sensor. Release all your hatred, all for the price of a postage stamp! The breed was also honored on a postage stamp issued by Turkey in 1978. Armadillo aficionados might be interested to know that Cambodia has issued a postage stamp to celebrate a prehistoric armadillo. There will be a lucky dip, incorporating the elusive Penny Black, the world's first adhesive postage stamp. In 1982, a Bob Marley commemorative postage stamp was issued in Jamaica. At this point, I am so sick of looking at it, I would publish it on a postage stamp if I could list that on my CV and reference it in my next paper. Ever since the first postage stamp, the Penny Black, was released, philately has enthralled both the young and the old. The Houdini postage stamp is now on sale, as I announced last week. You'll save a postage stamp and also reduce your chances of overlooking this federal requirement. In addition, a Warhol postage stamp will be issued next year. Her name and likeness adorned a five-cent postage stamp issued March 10 of that year. The drawings are so dense with graphite and so sharply outlined against a larger white sheet that they appear to adhere to it like a postage stamp. But the thing that really annoys me is that people expect you to pay for all this period charm and bathrooms the size of a postage stamp. Kelly first received official approval in 1980 when a postage stamp was issued to mark the centenary of his death. Britain's first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black, had been launched just seven months earlier. The government has given the go ahead for the concept and draft design for a postage stamp pending further consultations with stakeholders.
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