printing
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2.0
- noun
- /ˈprɪntɪŋ/
:
industria de la imprenta
- Once, he came down to the printing press to look for something.
- printing industry
- a printing press
- printing and publishing
So it worked in commercials and print, but I was never Asian enough.
- So it worked in commercials and print, but I was never Asian enough.
Examples
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While a temporary tenant in his parents' house, Richard opened a printing business of his own.
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Richard opened a printing business to create custom brochures for local companies.
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But he made his real money in printing, right, as you know.
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His father, my uncle, ran a large printing company in Kobe.
Fiction book (2002) -
Wade kept on with the printing business his father had started in Galveston.
Fiction book (1995) -
President Lincoln then asked Congress to pass a law authorizing the printing of full legal tender Treasury notes to pay for the war effort.
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The invention of the printing press by Johann Gutenberg in 1454 boosted the spread of knowledge.
Academic text (2017) -
The printing industry has evolved significantly with the advent of digital technology.
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The school organized a fundraiser, and students sold various items to support local printing initiatives.
Synonyms
324
3.3
Business that prepares and sells books and magazines
60
2.7
The business that makes and sells books, magazines, or newspapers
9
2.8
A shop that makes posters, flyers and other paper copies for people
2
2.7
A company that prints books, magazines, and marketing material
1
2.6
A shop that makes books, newspapers, or flyers
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2.1
A company that makes books, magazines, and brochures
A company that puts words and pictures on paper for other businesses
A factory that makes books, newspapers, and packaging
A business that puts writing and pictures on paper, like flyers and cards
Compounds
- Formal
1
4.8
A former U.S. agency that printed and bound official government documents
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6.8
A United States government office that designs and prints paper money and other secure government papers
- Specialized
1
4.9
A printing method that transfers ink from a metal plate to a rubber sheet and then to paper
- Archaic
A printing method that uses a glass plate covered in gelatin to make very detailed photos, sometimes in color
- Specialized
A printing method that moves an image from a raised plate to a roller before printing on material
- Specialized
A printing method where an image is cut into a metal plate and the cuts hold ink to make prints
- Specialized
A printing method where you press ink on raised parts of a block onto paper
- Specialized
A printing method that uses a metal plate and a rubber sheet to print images on paper
- Specialized
A printing method using a flat surface where ink sticks to some parts and not others
A former U.S. government agency that printed and bound official documents for Congress and other federal offices
A former government office that made and put together official United States documents for Congress and federal departments
How Reputable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Printing comes from the Latin verb imprimere that meant 'to press', the same idea you see in English words like press and impress. So the printing industry is literally the business of using presses and machines to make printed things.