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/prɪnt/
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/prɪnt/
verb
A2
to make words or images on paper using a machine
Please print your document before the meeting.
A2
to make many copies of books or papers
The company will print 1000 copies of the book.
A2
to put something in a book or newspaper
The newspaper will print the story tomorrow.
R
to make a photo from a digital file or film
I need to print these photos from my camera.
R
to write with separate letters
Children learn to print before they write cursive.
R
to make a mark by pressing
The wet cement will print your footsteps.
R
to put a design on fabric using ink
They will print a logo on the T-shirts.
noun
B2
words or images on paper
The small print is hard to read without glasses.
B2
the business of making newspapers and books
Print media includes newspapers and magazines.
R
a mark from a finger or foot
The detective found a print at the crime scene.
R
a picture made from a wood or metal plate
She bought a beautiful print for her wall.
R
a photo from film
I ordered extra prints of our family photo.
R
cloth with a pattern or the pattern itself
She wore a dress with a floral print.
translation
to make words or images on paper using a machine; to make many copies of books or papers; to put something in a book or newspaper; to make a photo from a digital file or film; to write with separate letters; to make a mark by pressing; to put a design on fabric using ink
words or images on paper; the business of making newspapers and books; a mark from a finger or foot; a picture made from a wood or metal plate; a photo from film; cloth with a pattern or the pattern itself
Word Forms
3rd Present
prints
Progressive
printing
Past
printed
Perfect
printed
Plural
prints