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I . print [prɪnt] N

1. print no pl (printed form):

print
druk m
in small print
the book is out of print
his books are still in print

2. print (mark):

print
odcisk m

3. print (cotton fabric):

print

4. print PHOTO:

print

5. print ART:

print
rycina f

II . print [prɪnt] VB trans

1. print (produce, reproduce):

print
drukować [perf wy-]

2. print (make copy):

print
print

3. print (decorate fabric):

print

4. print (write):

print

5. print (press):

print

III . print [prɪnt] VB intr

1. print printer:

print

2. print document:

print

print off, print out VB trans

print off
drukować [perf wy-]

print-out N

print run N JOURN

print run

small print N no pl

thumb-print N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Each piano key represented a letter of the alphabet and when pressed caused the corresponding letter to print at the receiving end.
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Many computer printers use the same technique to avoid delays moving the print head back across the paper.
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It had two additional printings in hardback and is currently out of print.
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Except in special circumstances, we do not print poetry or thank-you letters.
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The grossest improbabilities pervade many historical accounts found in the early modern print market.
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In order to cut costs, the publishers decided to use small print and narrow margins.
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There she helped to develop a format, cross train print reporters and launch the 24-hour news channel partnership.
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The initial print run of the novel was 4000 copies, but by the following year, over a million had been produced.
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As a result, union officers check the content for any potentially libellous material before the newspaper goes to print, and retain power of censorship.
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Contentious cases of negative option billing often center on unwitting solicitation lost in fine print and the difficulty of reversing a solicitation once made.
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