Meaning in simple English
US /prɪnt/
print means: Produced on paper, or connected with books, magazines, and newspapers on paper.
adjective
Produced on paper, or connected with books, magazines, and newspapers on paper.
- I prefer the print edition.
- She works in print journalism.
- Print advertising still reaches many older readers.
verb
To make copies of words or pictures on paper using a machine.
- Please print this page.
- They printed five hundred copies of the book.
- Can you print these photos in colour?
To write by hand with separate, clear letters instead of joining them together.
- Please print your name here.
- He printed the address in large letters.
- Can you print clearly so everyone can read it?
To make tiny electronic circuits on a surface using a process similar to making pictures with ink.
- They print circuits onto thin plastic.
- The laboratory printed a tiny chip last week.
- This technique can print electronic circuits on flexible surfaces.
noun
The letters and other written marks on a page.
- The print is too small.
- She needs books with large print.
- Can you read the tiny print at the bottom?
A picture made by copying an image onto paper or another surface.
- We bought a print of the painting.
- She hung three prints above her desk.
- The artist signed each print by hand.
Books, newspapers, and other writing published on paper, considered together.
- Her first story appeared in print.
- The novel is still in print.
- More readers now choose digital news over print.
Handwriting with clear, separate letters that are not joined together.
- Write your answer in print.
- Her neat print is easy to read.
- The form asks for print rather than joined letters.
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