print
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Definition of print - Reverso English Dictionary

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Verb

tr.
1.
printingproduce copies of text or images on a surface
  • She will print the document for the meeting.
publish reproduce
2.
publishingpublish content in a book or newspaper
  • The magazine will print the article next month.
issue publish
3.
technologyTECH.display a string on a computer screenTECH.
  • The program will print the results on the screen.
display output

Noun

1.
handwritingclear handwriting without connected letters
  • His print is easy to read.
block letters manuscript
2.
textprinted lettering, especially in books
  • The print in this book is too small to read comfortably..
text type
3.
printed materialbooks and other material created by printing presses
  • She loves the smell of old print.
hard copy publication

Adjective

mediaDatedrelated to printed publications like newspapersDated
  • Print media is still influential in many regions.
press printed published
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Images of print

  • print: printed lettering, especially in books
    printed lettering, especially in books
  • print: books and other material created by printing presses
    books and other material created by printing presses
  • print: cloth with a pattern of dye printed onto it
    cloth with a pattern of dye printed onto it
  • print: visible impression on a surface
    visible impression on a surface
  • print: picture created in multiple copies by printing
    picture created in multiple copies by printing
  • print: newspaper or printed publication
    newspaper or printed publication

Expressions with print

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small text in documents with important or unfavorable details
Always read the fine print before signing any contract.
available in a printed format
The book is still in print.
produce a hard copy of a document or image using a printer
She decided to print out her report for the meeting..
produce printed materials using a printer
She will print up the flyers for the event.
written in very small letters, often to hide details
The in fine print terms were hard to notice.
written using very tiny letters or type
The warning is in small print on the label.

Origin of print

Latin, premere (to press)

Terms with print included in their meaning

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print rights
arrangement where a company releases an author's books for payment
newspaper magazine
sequence of drawings in print, usually funny or satirical
print media
short ad in a newspaper or magazine
not written
not recorded in writing or print
printing
print or inscribe letters on a surface
magazine writing
prominent, in-depth piece about one subject in print or online media
psychology
amount of content from television internet or print someone experiences
fabric print
decorated with a repeated design

Examples of print in a sentence

  • They print the newsletter every month for subscribers.
  • They plan to print the new edition soon.
  • The newspaper will print the story tomorrow.
  • The error message will print on the screen.
  • Can you print the document for me?
  • He had to print the address on the envelope.

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  1. French:imprimer, écriture script, ...
  2. German:drucken, Druckschrift, ...
  3. Italian:stampare, stampatello, ...
  4. Spanish:imprimir, letra de imprenta, ...
  5. Portuguese:imprimir, letra de imprensa, ...
  6. Chinese:打印, 印刷体, ...
  7. Japanese:印刷する, ブロック体, ...
  8. Arabic:طَبَعَ, خَطُّ الطِّباعَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַדְפִּיס, כְּתַב דְּפוּס, ...
  10. Russian:печатать, печатные буквы, ...
  11. Ukrainian:друкувати, друк, ...
  12. Hindi:छापना, प्रिंट, ...

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