printout
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2.3
- noun
- /ˈprɪntaʊt/
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copia impresa
- The technician handed me a printout of the system diagnostics to review.
- computer printout
- make a printout
- provide a printout
Life-size printouts of you, because I want to take you through what we did here.
- Life-size printouts of you, because I want to take you through what we did here.
- Trump also tried to downplay his crimes by weirdly reading printouts of things other people have said, like this quote from Fox News analyst Greg Jarrett.
- And you know, those printouts become really important.
Examples
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I studied a printout of the Supreme Court docket.
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It's a printout from a website.
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- Uh, can I get a printout of this?
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Okay, I got this printout here.
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I want to get a printout of this.
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I have a printout of the cash flow of the bank for the past two months.
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Will you look at this computer printout?
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That's a printout of what we done today.
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Then he snapped open his briefcase, withdrew a computer printout, and passed it to Kevin.
Fiction book (1995) -
Come to the courthouse at exactly 10:15 with the printouts.
Synonyms
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1.0
One side of a sheet in a book, newspaper, or magazine
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5.8
Information shown or printed by an electronic device, for example on a screen
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2.5
A sheet of paper given at a class or meeting that explains the main points
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Printout is made from two words, print and out, meaning a page 'printed' and pushed 'out' of a machine. The word print comes from the old idea of using a 'press' or printer to make marks on paper, so a printout is a paper copy sent out by a computer or printer.