to timestamp
1
3.7
To add a note showing the date and time to a file or message
- verb
- /ˈtaɪmˌstæmp/
- Specialized
:
marcar con fecha
Examples
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No longer are the apps timestamped by their arrival date either.
Blog text (3) -
I was out there at 1:15 a.m. to move my car when I found it, but the ticket was timestamped 1:07 a.m. or something like that.
Blog text (7) -
This app on my phone timestamps all my photos.
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Waite's post was timestamped at 5:33 p.m.
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Detectives continue to comb through those videos, timestamping each segment from the various recordings.
Synonyms
to date
vsto timestamp
454
1.0
To write the day on a document so people know when it is made
adds the exact clock time together with the calendar day
to date stamp
vsto timestamp
1
3.0
Mark something with the date to show when it was received or processed
also records the exact clock time as well as the calendar day
to datemark
vsto timestamp
6.3
To mark something with a date to show when it was made or received
records both the calendar day and the exact clock time
How Precise
Surface Forms
timestamp infinitive
timestamped past
timestamped past participle
timestamping present participle
timestamps third person singular
Etymology
Timestamp (verb) joins time ('when') and stamp ('to mark'). To timestamp something is to mark it with the exact time it was created or changed.