Pronunciation
/prɪnt/
Definitions
Noun
- Printing: The process of producing copies of text or images on paper or other surfaces using ink, a printer, or digital technology. For example: “The printing press revolutionized the dissemination of knowledge.”
- Print: A physical copy of a document, image, or publication, produced by printing. For example: “I need to make several prints of this design before submitting it.”
Verb
- To produce printed material, such as a book, newspaper, or poster. For example: “She decided to print her thesis herself.”
- To transfer an image or text onto a surface, as with a printer. For example: “I’ll print the documents on high-quality paper.”
Adjective
- Referring to something that has been printed or related to printing. For example: “The vintage print collection is very popular among collectors.”
Phrases
- “Get something printed” means to have something copied or reproduced.
- “Printed matter” refers to items that have been printed, like books or newspapers.
- “Printed circuit board” (PCB) is a technical term for a board with electronic components connected by printed traces.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “The old man reminisced about the days when he worked at the printing press.”
- Verb: “She sent her resume to several companies, hoping to get a printed response.”
- Adjective: “The museum showcased a collection of antique printed maps.”