postmark

英 [ˈpəʊstmɑːk]

美 [ˈpoʊstmɑːrk]

n.  邮戳

过去式：postmarked　过去分词：postmarked　复数：postmarks　第三人称单数：postmarks　

BNC.33607 / COCA.25260

牛津词典

noun

• 邮戳
  an official mark placed over the stamp on a letter, etc. that shows when and where it was posted and makes it impossible to use the stamp again

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 邮戳
  Apostmarkis a mark which is printed on letters and packages at a post office. It shows the time and place at which something was posted.
  1. All the letters bore an Aberdeen postmark.
     所有的信件上都盖有阿伯丁郡的邮戳。

英英释义

noun

• a cancellation mark stamped on mail by postal officials

verb

• stamp with a postmark to indicate date and time of mailing
  Synonym:frank

双语例句

• She puzzled over the postmark on the letter.
  她想弄明白信封上的邮戳。
• At the end of three days she wrote Lord Warburton, and the letter belongs to our history. The letter bore a postmark of March 8, 1983.
  三天后，她写了封信给沃伯顿勋爵，这封信属于我们的故事范围。这封信盖有一九八三年三月八日的邮戳。
• The postmark was that of a city many miles distant.
  邮戳标明寄自另一个遥远的城市。
• If the postmark is valid, that is evidence that the sender's computer incurred a certain cost in sending this message.
  如果邮戳有效，则证明发件人的计算机在发送该邮件时付出了一定代价。
• All the letters bore an Aberdeen postmark.
  所有的信件上都盖有阿伯丁郡的邮戳。
• He took a used envelope bearing an Irish postmark.
  他拿了一个盖着爱尔兰邮戳的旧信封。
• From the postmark he inferred where she lived.
  他从邮戳推断她住在哪。
• The police were put off the scent by the postmark on the letter.
  警方被信上的邮戳引入迷途。
• The vote date of a ballot delivered by mail shall be the date on which the ballot was posted as evidenced by the postmark.
  以邮寄方式递交表决票的，以该表决票寄出之日为投票日期，以邮戳日期为准；
• Postmark serves as a proof.
  邮戳为凭。