Definition of lithograph - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
artTECH. printed image made by lithographyTECH.
- The gallery displayed a beautiful lithograph.
2.
printingTECH. device for printing by lithographyTECH.
- The artist used a lithograph to create the posters.
Verb
1.
printing techniqueTECH. print an image using a stone or metal plateTECH.
- The artist decided to lithograph her design for the exhibition..
2.
reproductionTECH. reproduce pictures or text by lithographyTECH.
- They lithographed the book's illustrations for mass production.
Images of lithograph

printed image made by lithography 
device for printing by lithography
Origin of lithograph
Greek, lithos (stone) + graphein (to write)
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abr: lithograph
print made from stone or metal plate
Examples of lithograph in a sentence
The museum's collection includes a rare lithograph. He admired the lithograph hanging in the gallery. The museum displayed a rare lithograph from the 19th century. She plans to lithograph the entire series. They will lithograph the poster for mass production. The artist lithographed the poster for the exhibition.
They plan to lithograph the old maps for the archive.
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- French:lithographie, lithographier, ...
- German:Lithografie, lithografieren, ...
- Italian:litografia, litografare, ...
- Spanish:litografía, litografiar, ...
- Portuguese:litografia, litografar, ...
- Chinese:平版画, 平版印刷, ...
- Japanese:リトグラフ, リトグラフ印刷する, ...
- Arabic:طِباعة حَجَرية, طَبَعَ لِيثُوغْرَافِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:הֶדְפֵּס לִיתוֹגְרָפִי, לִיתוֹגְרֵף, ...
- Russian:литография, литографировать, ...
- Ukrainian:літографія, літографувати, ...
- Hindi:लिथोग्राफ, पत्थर मुद्रण करना, ...
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