strikeoff
ˈstraɪkɒf
Definition

Definition of strikeoff - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
textilesTECH.fabric sample used for testing colors or patternsTECH.
  • The designer reviewed the strikeoff before approving the fabric.
sample
2.
administrationDatedUKremoval from a list or recordDatedUK
  • The strikeoff of his name was unexpected.
deletion erasure removal
3.
printingTECH.trial print or proofTECH.
  • The artist reviewed the strikeoff before finalizing the design.
proof
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Images of strikeoff

  • strikeoff: fabric sample used for testing colors or patterns
    fabric sample used for testing colors or patterns
  • strikeoff: trial print or proof
    trial print or proof

Origin of strikeoff

Old English, strican (to go) + off (away)

Examples of strikeoff in a sentence

  • She examined the strikeoff to ensure color accuracy.
  • The strikeoff from the registry was a clerical error.
  • His strikeoff from the team was a shock to everyone.
  • The printer produced a strikeoff to check the colors.
  • Each strikeoff was carefully examined for errors.

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  1. French:échantillon, radiation, ...
  2. German:Stoffprobe, Streichung, ...
  3. Italian:campione di prova, rimozione, ...
  4. Spanish:strikeoff, borrado, ...
  5. Portuguese:amostra, exclusão, ...
  6. Chinese:样布, 除名, ...
  7. Japanese:試し刷り, リストからの削除, ...
  8. Arabic:عينة اختبار, شَطْب, ...
  9. Hebrew:דוּגְמַת בַּד, הַסָּרָה, ...
  10. Russian:образец ткани, удаление из списка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зразок, виключення, ...
  12. Hindi:स्ट्राइकऑफ, सूची से हटाना, ...
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