print

US /prɪnt/
UK /prɪnt/
"print" picture
1.

to produce (books, newspapers, magazines, photographs, etc.) by means of a machine that presses paper against inked type or plates

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The company decided to print a new edition of the book.
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Can you print this document for me?
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reproducepublishrun offduplicatecopy
2.

to write (text) clearly without joining the letters

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Please print your name and address clearly.
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She learned to print before she learned cursive.
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write in block letterswrite clearly
1.

text or images produced by a printing process

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The newspaper had a large print run.
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The book is available in both digital and print formats.
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copyimpressionreproductionedition
2.

a mark or design made by pressure

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The detective found a clear fingerprint on the glass.
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The dog left muddy paw prints all over the floor.
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markimpressionindentationtraceimprint
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printingprint out3D printingprint mediaprint advertisingout of printprint on demand