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.
2.
administrationDated UK removal from a list or recordDated UK
- The strikeoff of his name was unexpected.
3.
printingTECH. trial print or proofTECH.
- The artist reviewed the strikeoff before finalizing the design.
Images of strikeoff

fabric sample used for testing colors or patterns 
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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- French:échantillon, radiation, ...
- German:Stoffprobe, Streichung, ...
- Italian:campione di prova, rimozione, ...
- Spanish:strikeoff, borrado, ...
- Portuguese:amostra, exclusão, ...
- Chinese:样布, 除名, ...
- Japanese:試し刷り, リストからの削除, ...
- Arabic:عينة اختبار, شَطْب, ...
- Hebrew:דוּגְמַת בַּד, הַסָּרָה, ...
- Russian:образец ткани, удаление из списка, ...
- Ukrainian:зразок, виключення, ...
- Hindi:स्ट्राइकऑफ, सूची से हटाना, ...
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