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Related topics: Newspapers, printing, publishing, Computers, Photography, Visual
print1 /prɪnt/ ●●● S2 W3 verb  
1  words 文字
a) [intransitiveI, transitiveT]TCN to produce words, numbers, or pictures on paper, using a machine which puts ink onto the surface 打印；印，印刷
 I need to make a few changes before I print the document.
打印文件之前我要作些修改。
 The company’s name was printed in bold letters across the top of the page.
公司的名称用黑体字印在页面的顶端。
 a printed letter
一封打印的信
 The printer’s switched on but it won’t print.
打印机开着，但是无法打印。
 As a newspaper publisher he understood the power of the printed word (=words that are printed on paper).
作为报纸出版商，他很清楚印刷文字的力量。
b) [intransitiveI]TD when a computer document prints, a printed copy of it is produced 〔计算机文件〕打印出来
 Press return, then the document should print.
按回车键，文件就会打印出来。
2  books/newspapers 书/报纸 [transitiveT]TCN to produce many printed copies of a book, newspaper etc 印刷，出版，发行
 Over five million copies of the paper are printed every day.
这份报纸每日印量超过五百万。
 When the book was first written no publisher would print it.
这本书刚写成时没有出版商愿意出版。
3  in a newspaper 在报纸上 [transitiveT]TCN to print a report of something or a letter, speech etc in a newspaper or magazine 〔在报刊上〕刊登，刊载 SYN publish
 ‘The Express’ was the first paper to print the story.
《快报》是首家刊登这一事件的报纸。
 ‘The Telegraph’ has printed numerous articles on this subject over the last three years.
过去三年里《电讯报》已经多次刊载这个主题的文章。
 I wrote to the newspaper but my letter wasn’t printed.
我给报纸写了信，不过没有刊登出来。
4  photograph 照片 [transitiveT]TCP to produce a photograph from a photographic film 冲印〔照片〕
 It usually takes a couple of hours for the pictures to be developed and printed.
冲印照片通常需要几个小时。
5  cloth 布料 [transitiveT]TIM to decorate cloth with a pattern that is put all over its surface by a machine 印图案于
 a skirt printed with brightly coloured flowers
印有鲜艳花朵图案的裙子
 a printed silk shirt
真丝印花衬衫
6  write 写 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]WRITE to write words by hand without joining the letters 用印刷体书写
 Please print your name clearly in the top right-hand corner of the page.
请在这页右上角用印刷体清楚地写上您的姓名。
7  make a mark 做印记 [transitiveT]MARK to make a mark on a surface or in a soft substance by pressing something on to it 印上〔印痕〕
print something on/in something
 The mark of the man’s shoe was printed in the mud.
泥地上留有那名男子的鞋印。
8 print something ↔ off/out phrasal verbphr v TDto produce a printed copy of a computer document 打印〔计算机文件〕
 Could you print a copy off for me?
你能帮我打印一份吗？
 I’ll print the file out and then we can look at it.
我会把文件打印出来，这样我们就可以看了。
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print off/out• All you need to do then is spell check it and print it out.• If you come across a page you know will prove useful as you continue making your plans, print it out.• Use wall lighting to make your favourite prints stand out.• That was me and Desmond, we duplicated them and he printed them out for something like £150 each.• In a trice, office machines can set the type and print it out in fine detail.• But now he uses a computer to draw the designs, and the computer prints them out on canvas.• I can then print it out or call it back and speak it sentence by sentence.• The program enables you to make designs, print them out, or transfer them direct to the E6000 console.
→ a licence to print money at licence(6)
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print• Where did you get your wedding invitations printed?• Why won't this printer print?• Criticism was therefore banned, and only bare synopses of each film allowed to be printed.• How do you want the pictures printed?• How long will it take for this file to print?• Most of our books are printed abroad.• Bed the base on which the Forme is held when printing by Letterpress.• The maker of printing chemicals said it intends to eliminate about 100 jobs, reducing its work force to about 500.• The schedule should be on good quality paper and printed if cost does not prohibit such luxury.• His second novel was originally printed in Paris.• The mark of a child's shoe was clearly printed in the mud.• I'd like to print it in color if I can.• They printed my letter in the Sunday paper.• Brown's suing the magazine for printing nude photos of him.• This book was printed on recycled paper.• It printed prose and verse in broadside and chapbook form till its activities were cut short by the War.• The Northern Echo printed the story based on information given by prosecutors at the crown court.• A couple of months later I had some bumper stickers printed up.• Please print your name in block capitals.
the printed word• In a sense, it will signal the end of the centuries-old dominance of the printed word.• As a printer he understood the power of the printed word and issued handbills to advertise his earliest tours.• Her passing marks a loss for those everywhere who love the printed word, and Tucson is the poorer for it.• But, alas, the printed word can not adequately convey the panting, gasping misery of this particular torment.• He lit a cigarette and gazed at the page of his book until the printed words ceased to dance about.• The conference brings together Christians who believe the printed word is strategic for evangelism and discipleship.• Filtered through the printed word of newspaper pages, politics became less personal and more distant from home.
Related topics: Newspapers, printing, publishing, Photography, Visual
print2 ●●○ W3 noun  
1  books/newspapers 书/报纸 [uncountableU]TCN writing that has been printed, for example in books or newspapers 印刷的文字
 There was no print at all on the backs of the tickets.
门票背面没有印任何文字。
in print (=printed in a book, newspaper etc) 已刊印，已发表
 It must be really exciting to see your work in print.
看到自己的作品发表一定非常激动。
 the pleasure of seeing my name in print
在出版物中看到我名字时的那份喜悦
 Very little of his poetry actually got into print (=was printed).
他的诗作鲜有付梓。
2  be in print TCNif a book is in print, new copies of it are still being printed 〔书〕仍在印行，仍可买到
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be in print• More than 40 of her books are still in print.• Currently twelve of her books are in print.• Today, 850,000 copies are in print.• They should be in print by the end of the year.• Currently eleven of her works are in print, and a good number of others are available in public libraries.
3. be out of print TCNif a book is out of print, it is no longer being printed and you cannot buy new copies 〔书〕已绝版，已停印
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be out of print• Booksearch-a unique service that searches for any book that is out of print.• It received little attention at the time and then was out of print for some years.
4  letters 字母 [uncountableU]TCN the letters in which something is printed 印出的字；〔印刷用的〕字体
5  the small/fine print DETAILthe details of a legal document, which are often printed in very small writing 〔法律文书中的〕小字印刷条款
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the small/fine print• It ought to be the fine print, not the screaming headline.• New formulae claim anything from 15 to 24 hours' efficacy, so check the small print on the pack!• He starts to read one, clearly hoping to find the answer in the small print.• His agent was sorting out the fine print.• You submit your offer on Form 656, but read the fine print on the back.• But trading standards officers and the Consumers' Association are warning customers to scrutinise the small print.• It is the broker's job to make sure the haulier fully understands the small print of the exemption and other clauses.
6  mark 印记 [countableC]MARK a mark that is made on a surface by something that has been pressed onto it 印记，印痕
7  prints [plural]HBHMARK the marks that are made by the pattern of lines on the ends of your fingers 指纹 SYN fingerprints
8  cloth 布料 [countableC, uncountableU]TIM cloth, especially cotton, on which a coloured pattern has been printed 印花布〔尤指棉布〕
9  photograph 照片 [countableC]TCP a photograph that has been produced from a film 〔冲印出的〕照片
10  picture 图片 [countableC]
Examples from the Corpus
print• Sure, a print can be straightened out in the lab, but slide shows are unforgiving.• Courbet intended having some of his paintings photographed and prints of these were to be sold at his private exhibition in 1855.• I see your tenderness in the bureaucratic print.• a floral print• I don't want your dirty hand prints all over the walls.• First published in 1937, the book is still in print.• All he had to do, he knew, was get the thing in print.• The information is available in several formats including print, CD-ROM, and from our website.• A new print of "Citizen Kane" has just been released.• We found a set of prints on the door.• I'll order two sets of prints, and you can have one of them.• Some cat left its paw prints on my car.• The prints combined quality and cheapness and were produced in vast numbers.
got into print• Yet it was not until 1612 that the little selection entitled Parthenia got into print.
large print• It was spelled out in large print.• Young children may need large print but should be educated to use smaller print as their reading develops.
set of prints• Another set of prints was published in 1804.• Next year, up to 750 primary schools will receive a different set of prints.
From Longman Business Dictionary
printprint1 /prɪnt/ verb
1[intransitiveI, transitiveT] to produce words, numbers, pictures etc on paper, using a machine that puts ink onto the surface
The system prints each transaction on the customer’s passbook.
Kodak’s new desktop machine prints16 pages a minute.
print something on something
The electronic sorters can only read bar codes printed on the lower right-hand corner of letters.
2[transitiveT] to produce many copies of a document, newspaper, book etc in printed form
His company lost a contract to print 20,000 temporary auto license tags for Tennessee.
Estonia hired a foreign firm to print banknotes to replace the ruble.
3[transitiveT] to put a letter, speech, article etc in a book, newspaper etcSYN PUBLISH
‘Newsday’ printed the story on Dec. 8.
An apology was printed in yesterday’s edition.
4[intransitiveI, transitiveT]COMPUTING if a computer prints words on a screen, they appear on the screen
After a delay of four seconds, the translated sentence is printed on a computer screen.
5[transitiveT] to write words or letters by hand without joining the letters together, so that they look like the letters in a book
Print your name at the top and sign the declaration at the bottom of page 2.
→ print something ↔ out/off
→ print something ↔ up
printprint2 noun [uncountableU]
1information and news in books, newspapers etc, rather than in other MEDIA
European services concentrate on print, while in the U.S. the emphasis is on television.
We send information to clients using both print and electronic media.
2be in print/out of print if a book is in print, new copies of it are still being printed and it is easily available. If it is out of print, it is no longer being printed
His small publishing firm has kept classics by American writers in print.
‘Diary of a Nobody’ was published in 1892, and has never been out of print.
3the fine/small printLAW the details in a legal document, contract etc that many people do not take the time to read, but that may have serious effects
Even cardholders who pay their bills in full are advised to read the small print carefully.
advertisements that display low ticket prices but hide surcharges in the fine print
Origin print2
(1200-1300) Old French preinte, from preint, past participle of preindre “to press”, from Latin premere
print1 verbprint2 noun
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