Put your stamp Meaning in English
expression
ˈpʊt/ /ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈstæmp
PUT yur STAMP
pʊt/ /jˈɔː/ /stˈæmp
PUT yaw STAMP
Definition
To make your personal influence or style clearly noticed in something, such as a project or a place.
Usage & Nuances
This is an idiomatic, somewhat formal/inspirational phrase. Often used about work, art, or workspaces to mean 'make it unique or personal'. Not literal—nothing to do with postage stamps. Common with 'on' or 'in': 'put your stamp on something'.
Spanish: dejar tu huella - dejar tu marca personalPortuguese (BR): deixar sua marca - colocar seu toque pessoalPortuguese (PT): deixar a tua marca - colocar o teu toque pessoalChinese (Simplified): 留下你的印记 - 展现你的个性Chinese (Traditional): 留下你的印記 - 展現你的個性Hindi: अपनी छाप छोड़ना - अपनी पहचान देनाArabic: تضع بصمتك - تضع طابعك الشخصيBengali: নিজস্ব ছাপ দেওয়া - নিজের স্বাক্ষর রাখাRussian: оставить свой отпечаток - внести свой вклад (особый стиль)Japanese: 自分の色を出す - 自分の個性を出すVietnamese: để lại dấu ấn riêng - tạo dấu ấn cá nhânKorean: 자신만의 색을 입히다 - 자기만의 흔적을 남기다Turkish: kendi imzasını atmak - kendi izini bırakmakUrdu: اپنی چھاپ چھوڑنا - اپنی پہچان دیناIndonesian: memberikan sentuhan pribadi - memberi tanda khas
Example Sentences
She wants to put her stamp on the new store design.
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You should put your stamp on your work to make it special.
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He really put his stamp on that painting.
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It's important to put your stamp on every project you do.
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After he joined the team, he quickly put his stamp on how things work here.
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You can really put your stamp on this place—make it your own!
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