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Definition of press proof - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
printingTECH. final proof before printing for last correctionsTECH.
- The editor reviewed the press proof carefully.
- She made final edits on the press proof.
- The press proof revealed a color discrepancy.
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Expressions with press
apply pressure to flatten or secure
Press down the dough with your hands.
continue moving forward in a journey
They pressed on through the dense forest.
extract liquid or substance by squeezing or pressing
She used a cloth to press out the juice from the berries..
continue with determination despite difficulties
Despite the setbacks, they decided to press ahead with the project..
being mentioned in media, even if negative, brings publicity
Any press is good press when promoting a new movie.
receive negative attention or criticism from the media
The company got a bad press after the scandal.
demand something strongly or repeatedly from someone
They continue to press for answers from the company.
act quickly because of sudden fear or emergency
Don't press the panic button just because you lost your keys.
receive positive attention or coverage from news media
The new policy did not get a good press.
positive media coverage or attention
The new product received good press after its launch.
sensationalist newspapers focusing on scandal and gossip
The gutter press loves to publish celebrity scandals.
do or say things that cause a strong reaction
She knows how to press the right buttons to make him laugh.
intense effort to achieve a goal
The company launched a full-court press to boost sales.
put intense effort or pressure on someone or something
They decided to give the full-court press to win the deal.
freshly printed or published
The magazine is hot off the press.
be in a hurry or have little time
I'm press for time, so I can't chat.
strongly urge someone to do something they hesitate to do
She pressed him into signing the contract quickly..
use a favorable situation to gain more benefit
After scoring, the team pressed their advantage to secure another goal.
keep risking more after some success
He decided to press his luck at the casino.
deliberately make someone angry or upset
He knows how to press her buttons.
urge someone to accept something important
She pressed the book on him as a must-read.
continue to exploit a weakness or opportunity
The company pressed the advantage by launching a new product line.
insist on discussing a topic
She decided to press the issue despite his reluctance.
insist on discussing a topic
She didn't want to press the point any further.
Expressions with proof
someone or something that clearly demonstrates a fact or quality
She is living proof that hard work pays off..
definitive evidence leaving no room for doubt
The DNA results were proof positive of his innocence.
the effectiveness of something tested
The proof of the pudding will be seen in the project's results.
a real value is shown when something is tested or used
You say it's a great plan, but the proof is in the pudding.
stopping cold air from coming in through gaps
We installed draft-proof windows in the living room.
document showing a transaction occurred
Keep your proof of purchase for any returns.
written document that clearly shows something is true or really happened
The landlord asked for written proof that he had paid the rent.
safe for cleaning in a dishwasher
This mug is dishwasher proof.
not damaged by freezing temperatures
These pipes are frost-proof and safe for winter.
evidence that is enough to show something is true
Her confession was proof enough of her guilt.
evidence showing a payment was made
The receipt serves as proof of payment.
able to withstand being dropped from a height
This phone is drop-proof and won't break easily.
designed to be used easily by anyone
This gadget is dummy-proof for all users.
evidence that a hostage is still alive
The kidnappers sent a video as proof of life.
designed to be suitable for all ages
The age-proof game can be enjoyed by both kids and adults.
not harmed or affected by a specific thing
This jacket is proof against rain.
the act of reviewing written material for errors
She spent the afternoon proof checking the manuscript for typos.
able to resist cold, snow, or winter weather
These boots are winter-proof and keep my feet warm.
evidence in the form of written or recorded papers or files
You must provide documentary proof of your identity when applying.
last clear evidence that fully settles whether something is true or false
The video was the final proof of his innocence.
shows something is used as evidence for a claim
He showed the receipt in proof of his purchase.
not losing value when prices in the economy rise
Gold is often considered an inflation-proof investment.
evidence showing available money
The bank asked for proof of funds for the loan application.
not easily pierced or damaged by sharp objects
These boots are made with puncture-proof soles.
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- French:épreuve finale, ...
- German:Druckabzug, ...
- Italian:bozza di stampa, ...
- Spanish:prueba de impresión, ...
- Portuguese:prova final, ...
- Chinese:印刷校样, ...
- Japanese:プレスプルーフ, ...
- Arabic:بروفة الطباعة, ...
- Hebrew:הֲגָהַת דְּפוּס, ...
- Russian:пробный оттиск, ...
- Ukrainian:друкарський відбиток, ...
- Hindi:प्रेस प्रूफ, ...
- Bengali:প্রেস প্রুফ, ...
- Catalan:prova de premsa, ...
- Czech:archová korektura, ...
- Danish:trykprøve, ...
- Dutch:drukproef, ...
- Greek:τελική δοκιμή εκτύπωσης, ...
- Hungarian:levonat, ...
- Khmer:សំណៅពិនិត្យចុងក្រោយ, ...
- Korean:인쇄 교정, ...
- Persian:نمونه چاپی, ...
- Polish:próba drukarska, ...
- Portuguese (BR):prova de impressão, ...
- Romanian:dovadă finală, ...
- Swedish:tryckprov, ...
- Thai:ปรู๊ฟพิมพ์, ...
- Turkish:baskı provası, ...
- Vietnamese:bản in thử, ...
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