Definition of preprint - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
academic paperTECH. early version of a research paper shared before peer reviewTECH.
- She uploaded her preprint to the online archive.
Verb
release draftTECH. make a preliminary version of a document availableTECH.
- They will preprint the report for feedback.
Images of preprint
early version of a research paper shared before peer review
Origin of preprint
Latin, prae (before) + print (print)
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academic
electronic version of a preprint document
Examples of preprint in a sentence
A preprint circulated among colleagues before formal submission. Researchers often preprint their findings online. The author decided to preprint the first chapter of the novel.
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- French:prépublication, prépublier, ...
- German:Preprint, vorab drucken, ...
- Italian:preprint, prepubblicare, ...
- Spanish:prepublicación, preimprimir, ...
- Portuguese:pré-publicação, disponibilizar, ...
- Chinese:预印本, 预印, ...
- Japanese:プレプリント, プレプリントする, ...
- Arabic:مُسَوَّدة بَحثية, نشر نسخة أولية, ...
- Hebrew:גִּרְסָה מוּקְדֶּמֶת, לְשַׁחְרֵר טְיוּטָה, ...
- Russian:препринт, опубликовывать предварительную версию, ...
- Ukrainian:препринт, опублікувати, ...
- Hindi:प्रीप्रिन्ट, प्रारंभिक रूप से प्रकाशित करना, ...
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