Watermark

Watermark

形容词 (Adjective)

1. 水印的 - a watermark image on a document （文件上的水印图片）

名词 (Noun)

1. 水印 - a faint design made in some paper during manufacture, which is visible when held against the light and typically identifies the maker （制造过程中在一些纸张上制作的微弱图案，透过光线可见，通常用来识别制造者） - Example: The watermark on the banknote ensures its authenticity. （钞票上的水印确保其真实性。） 2. 水位标记 - a line or gauge indicating the height or depth of water （指示水的高度或深度的线或标尺） - Example: The floodwater reached the watermark on the wall. （洪水涨到了墙上的水位标记。） 3. 水印副本 - a copy of a document that has been watermarked to show that it is a duplicate （已加水印以显示为副本的文件副本） - Example: The file is a watermark copy and should not be used for official purposes. （该文件是个水印副本，不得用于正式用途。） 4. 水印照片 - a photograph that has been marked with a faint design as a protection against unauthorized use （已标记了微弱图案以防止未经授权使用的照片） - Example: The photographer added a watermark to his images to prevent copyright infringement. （摄影师为他的照片添加了水印，以防止侵犯版权。）

词语辨析

- water mark vs. watermark: - Water mark: a mark indicating the height reached by water in a flood or high tide. - Watermark: a faint design made in some paper during manufacture, visible when held against the light.

词汇扩充

- watermarked (形容词): marked with a watermark - watermarking (动词): the process of adding a watermark to something

近义词

- imprint, stamp, seal, embossment

反义词

- erasure, deletion, removal

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

名词 (Noun) 1. A watermark is a design or a mark which is put on paper when it is made, and which you can only see if you hold the paper up to the light. - Example: The watermark should be placed on the lower right-hand corner of the page. 2. If you say that something bears the watermark of a particular person or thing, you mean that their influence or characteristic qualities are very evident in it. - Example: The novel bears all the hallmarks of a first novel.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

名词 (Noun) 1. A faint design made in some paper during manufacture, which is visible when held against the light and typically identifies the maker. - Example: The watermark on the banknote ensures its authenticity. 2. A line or gauge indicating the height or depth of water. - Example: The floodwater reached the watermark on the wall. 3. A copy of a document that has been watermarked to show that it is a duplicate. - Example: The file is a watermark copy and should not be used for official purposes. 4. A photograph that has been marked with a faint design as a protection against unauthorized use. - Example: The photographer added a watermark to his images to prevent copyright infringement. 5. A faint mark made by a watermark. - Example: The watermark on the letterhead gave the document an official appearance.

用法

- The watermark on the certificate ensures its authenticity. - She added a watermark to the image to protect her copyright. - The watermark became visible when the document was held up to the light.

例句

1. The watermark on the banknote ensures its authenticity. (钞票上的水印确保其真实性。)
2. The floodwater reached the watermark on the wall. (洪水涨到了墙上的水位标记。)
3. The file is a watermark copy and should not be used for official purposes. (该文件是个水印副本，不得用于正式用途。)
4. The photographer added a watermark to his images to prevent copyright infringement. (摄影师为他的照片添加了水印，以防止侵犯版权。)
5. The watermark should be placed on the lower right-hand corner of the page. (水印应放置在页面的右下角。)
6. The novel bears all the hallmarks of a first novel. (这部小说带有所有首部小说的特点。)
7. The watermark on the letterhead gave the document an official appearance. (信头上的水印使文件看起来很正式。)