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- noun
- /prɪnt/
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edición impresa
- I found an old magazine in a box; it's a rare piece of print from the 1980s.
- books in print
- print and electronic
- print and online
The Ukrainian textbooks are printed in far lower print runs.
- The Ukrainian textbooks are printed in far lower print runs.
- Now at the height of of of print, it was less than half of that.
- So we know that that's in print for sure.
- The first one is the second biggest in terms of print circulation in Britain.
- And the October print, the last report, was revised up.
- So it worked in commercials, in print, but I was never Asian enough.
- I was doing outdoor and print ads and in store marketing.
- This is you guys are creating a tangible print magazine.
- I had this in every single print from last year.
Examples
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It's been out of print for 20 years.
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I have requests for interviews from print and TV and radio.
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It's been out of print for years.
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That book is out of print.
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The first one is the second biggest in terms of print circulation in Britain.
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But for the most part, what's good in print journalism is, is available online now.
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You know, this is the first book that I've put out in print in almost five years.
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For over two decades, academic libraries have been in transition from print journals to electronic access.
Academic text (2015) -
Consequently, they have not developed age-appropriate print literacy skills in their dominant language.
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The Working Group studied how a shared print policy for intra-collaborative cooperation might be devised.
Academic text (2012)
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Literature
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The number of copies made for one edition of a magazine, book or newspaper
- Specialized
A print made by putting a negative directly on photo paper, making the image the same size
- Specialized
A picture created when someone pushes ink through a mesh screen onto paper or cloth
Surface Forms
Etymology
Print meaning the state of being published comes from the old printing press that made books and newspapers; if a book is 'in print' it has been made by that press and so is available to readers.