Definition of printing in English:

printing

noun ˈprɪntɪŋˈprɪn(t)ɪŋ

mass noun

1The production of books, newspapers, or other printed material.
印刷；印刷术
the invention of printing
印刷术的发明。
as modifier the printing industry
印刷业。
Example sentencesExamples
- Could the introduction of remote printing of distant newspapers resurrect the newsstand business?
- And, in tandem with that, we have changes in printing technology, which have enormously reduced the cost of printing and publishing, even in traditional book form.
- This does not make it a cheap book, but the clarity of Luca Invernizzi Tettoni's photography and the high quality printing make the book an instant visual hit.
- The lecture was a medieval solution to book shortages before printing was invented.
- It was well over 100 years from the invention of printing to the appearance of the first newspapers.
- There is a lot to like about this book, including a clear layout, good printing, diagrams, paper and binding, and an extensive bibliography.
- The Satellite Newspapers' system downloaded newspapers to a kiosk for on-demand printing of newspapers.
- The invention of printing had revolutionized the transmission of new ideas across Western Europe, including Protestant ideas.
- The importance of his book is that it was printed (book printing was invented just a short time before by Gutenberg) and many copies were therefore available.
- Because of the quantities involved and the capital-intensive nature of the business, the early printing and publishing of books tended to be centralized.
- This rather classy book boasts high-quality printing and color reproduction of individual Tino Hamid photographs.
- BP Colour was involved in high quality lithographic printing for marketing and graphic design companies.
- Modern photoprinters offer many output options, such as the ability to handle roll paper for banner printing and producing borderless prints.
- Nicholas V died in 1455, unaware of Johannes Gutenberg's invention of printing with moveable metal types in Mainz, Germany.
- Organic semiconductor production would do away with all of that and substitute a process that resembles the continuous-feed printing of a newspaper.
- This may be the most profound technological advance in music since Petrucci and the invention of musical printing.
- The history of writing has been influenced by technological developments, such as the invention of paper and printing, and by increased literacy due to the expansion of formal education.
- The actual process of printing by offset lithography is not new, but has been hugely refined in terms of quality and speed.
- Before the invention of printing, books were produced entirely by hand by a series of painters, calligraphers, and binders.
- Mass production in early printing, if it existed at all, just involved doing the same things faster.
1. 1.1count noun A single impression of a book.
  （书的）一次印数
  the second printing was ready just after Christmas
  第二次印刷在圣诞节后就已完成。
  Example sentencesExamples
  They're also all books that have been published in multiple printings for decades or longer by multiple publishers.
  The book has been through 53 printings in its original American version and has been published in more than 50 countries.
  First is the editorial decision to replicate the original printings, complete with long walls of paragraphs and confusing punctuation.
  In many commercial printings, overruns are part of the process.
  These hard wood blocks were durable enough to withstand the thousands of printings necessary for magazines with national circulations.
  Will new printings of traditional books be issued on demand, or printed in advance and warehoused?
  The book was popular with the public, rapidly selling through five printings.
  The only suggestion this reviewer has is that the publisher consider a larger typeface in the next printing.
  A sufficiently high number of pre-orders would push the book into multiple printings early on and guarantee a high ranking.
  The book went through several printings and was obviously much-treasured by those who purchased it.
  The book's success encouraged subsequent printings in 1858 and 1859.
  That means my ‘series’ now has three different printings from two different publishers.
  Minor corrections were made between the first and second printings.
  Although both books have been published in Britain, these 2003 printings by Airlife make them available in the United States for the first time.
  Raymond Nelson's edition reproduces photographically the first printings of Tolson's three published volumes, along with thirty-four pages of uncollected poems that appeared in journals.
  We usually buy our stock directly from publishers, sometimes being invited to share in special printings.
  Its popularity (three printings the first three months, with three more the first year) made it the first theatrical script to sell well as a book in America.
  Future printings will be corrected to address the error.
  Since its first appearance nearly half a century ago the book has gone through a number of printings and has deservedly maintained its popularity.
  A microfiche edition of the first printings of Mathilde's works has recently been published by IDC in the Netherlands.
  Synonyms
  issue, number, volume
2. 1.2 Handwriting in which the letters are written separately rather than being joined together.
  印刷字体
  this squiggly squarish printing was the only way he could write
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was hard and white, and the printing on top was someone's flawless handwriting to ‘Mr. William Gale.’
  I'm not sure how many years I received instruction, but I think cursive and printing might have been different years.
  The printing was hurried and the cramped letters ran together as if Alec had been in a great hurry to get them on paper.
  Dr. Karimian testified that the printing in the statement of assets was not in his handwriting.
  Synonyms
  handwriting, hand, script, penmanship, pen, print, longhand, calligraphy, chirography

Rhymes

unstinting

Definition of printing in US English:

printing

nounˈprɪn(t)ɪŋˈprin(t)iNG

1The production of books, newspapers, or other printed material.
印刷；印刷术
the invention of printing
印刷术的发明。
as modifier the printing industry
印刷业。
Example sentencesExamples
- And, in tandem with that, we have changes in printing technology, which have enormously reduced the cost of printing and publishing, even in traditional book form.
- This does not make it a cheap book, but the clarity of Luca Invernizzi Tettoni's photography and the high quality printing make the book an instant visual hit.
- Before the invention of printing, books were produced entirely by hand by a series of painters, calligraphers, and binders.
- The Satellite Newspapers' system downloaded newspapers to a kiosk for on-demand printing of newspapers.
- Mass production in early printing, if it existed at all, just involved doing the same things faster.
- This rather classy book boasts high-quality printing and color reproduction of individual Tino Hamid photographs.
- It was well over 100 years from the invention of printing to the appearance of the first newspapers.
- This may be the most profound technological advance in music since Petrucci and the invention of musical printing.
- The importance of his book is that it was printed (book printing was invented just a short time before by Gutenberg) and many copies were therefore available.
- Could the introduction of remote printing of distant newspapers resurrect the newsstand business?
- The actual process of printing by offset lithography is not new, but has been hugely refined in terms of quality and speed.
- Organic semiconductor production would do away with all of that and substitute a process that resembles the continuous-feed printing of a newspaper.
- The history of writing has been influenced by technological developments, such as the invention of paper and printing, and by increased literacy due to the expansion of formal education.
- Nicholas V died in 1455, unaware of Johannes Gutenberg's invention of printing with moveable metal types in Mainz, Germany.
- There is a lot to like about this book, including a clear layout, good printing, diagrams, paper and binding, and an extensive bibliography.
- The invention of printing had revolutionized the transmission of new ideas across Western Europe, including Protestant ideas.
- BP Colour was involved in high quality lithographic printing for marketing and graphic design companies.
- The lecture was a medieval solution to book shortages before printing was invented.
- Because of the quantities involved and the capital-intensive nature of the business, the early printing and publishing of books tended to be centralized.
- Modern photoprinters offer many output options, such as the ability to handle roll paper for banner printing and producing borderless prints.
1. 1.1 A single impression of a book.
  （书的）一次印数
  the second printing was ready just after Christmas
  第二次印刷在圣诞节后就已完成。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Will new printings of traditional books be issued on demand, or printed in advance and warehoused?
  First is the editorial decision to replicate the original printings, complete with long walls of paragraphs and confusing punctuation.
  Its popularity (three printings the first three months, with three more the first year) made it the first theatrical script to sell well as a book in America.
  Raymond Nelson's edition reproduces photographically the first printings of Tolson's three published volumes, along with thirty-four pages of uncollected poems that appeared in journals.
  A sufficiently high number of pre-orders would push the book into multiple printings early on and guarantee a high ranking.
  The book has been through 53 printings in its original American version and has been published in more than 50 countries.
  These hard wood blocks were durable enough to withstand the thousands of printings necessary for magazines with national circulations.
  We usually buy our stock directly from publishers, sometimes being invited to share in special printings.
  A microfiche edition of the first printings of Mathilde's works has recently been published by IDC in the Netherlands.
  Although both books have been published in Britain, these 2003 printings by Airlife make them available in the United States for the first time.
  Since its first appearance nearly half a century ago the book has gone through a number of printings and has deservedly maintained its popularity.
  Minor corrections were made between the first and second printings.
  They're also all books that have been published in multiple printings for decades or longer by multiple publishers.
  Future printings will be corrected to address the error.
  The book's success encouraged subsequent printings in 1858 and 1859.
  The book was popular with the public, rapidly selling through five printings.
  The only suggestion this reviewer has is that the publisher consider a larger typeface in the next printing.
  In many commercial printings, overruns are part of the process.
  That means my ‘series’ now has three different printings from two different publishers.
  The book went through several printings and was obviously much-treasured by those who purchased it.
  Synonyms
  issue, number, volume
2. 1.2 Handwriting in which the letters are written separately rather than being joined together.
  印刷字体
  Example sentencesExamples
  Dr. Karimian testified that the printing in the statement of assets was not in his handwriting.
  I'm not sure how many years I received instruction, but I think cursive and printing might have been different years.
  It was hard and white, and the printing on top was someone's flawless handwriting to ‘Mr. William Gale.’
  The printing was hurried and the cramped letters ran together as if Alec had been in a great hurry to get them on paper.
  Synonyms
  handwriting, hand, script, penmanship, pen, print, longhand, calligraphy, chirography

单词	printing
释义	Definition of printing in English: printing noun ˈprɪntɪŋˈprɪn(t)ɪŋ mass noun 1The production of books, newspapers, or other printed material. 印刷；印刷术 the invention of printing 印刷术的发明。 as modifier the printing industry 印刷业。 Example sentencesExamples Could the introduction of remote printing of distant newspapers resurrect the newsstand business? And, in tandem with that, we have changes in printing technology, which have enormously reduced the cost of printing and publishing, even in traditional book form. This does not make it a cheap book, but the clarity of Luca Invernizzi Tettoni's photography and the high quality printing make the book an instant visual hit. The lecture was a medieval solution to book shortages before printing was invented. It was well over 100 years from the invention of printing to the appearance of the first newspapers. There is a lot to like about this book, including a clear layout, good printing, diagrams, paper and binding, and an extensive bibliography. The Satellite Newspapers' system downloaded newspapers to a kiosk for on-demand printing of newspapers. The invention of printing had revolutionized the transmission of new ideas across Western Europe, including Protestant ideas. The importance of his book is that it was printed (book printing was invented just a short time before by Gutenberg) and many copies were therefore available. Because of the quantities involved and the capital-intensive nature of the business, the early printing and publishing of books tended to be centralized. This rather classy book boasts high-quality printing and color reproduction of individual Tino Hamid photographs. BP Colour was involved in high quality lithographic printing for marketing and graphic design companies. Modern photoprinters offer many output options, such as the ability to handle roll paper for banner printing and producing borderless prints. Nicholas V died in 1455, unaware of Johannes Gutenberg's invention of printing with moveable metal types in Mainz, Germany. Organic semiconductor production would do away with all of that and substitute a process that resembles the continuous-feed printing of a newspaper. This may be the most profound technological advance in music since Petrucci and the invention of musical printing. The history of writing has been influenced by technological developments, such as the invention of paper and printing, and by increased literacy due to the expansion of formal education. The actual process of printing by offset lithography is not new, but has been hugely refined in terms of quality and speed. Before the invention of printing, books were produced entirely by hand by a series of painters, calligraphers, and binders. Mass production in early printing, if it existed at all, just involved doing the same things faster. 1.1count noun A single impression of a book. （书的）一次印数 the second printing was ready just after Christmas 第二次印刷在圣诞节后就已完成。 Example sentencesExamples They're also all books that have been published in multiple printings for decades or longer by multiple publishers. The book has been through 53 printings in its original American version and has been published in more than 50 countries. First is the editorial decision to replicate the original printings, complete with long walls of paragraphs and confusing punctuation. In many commercial printings, overruns are part of the process. These hard wood blocks were durable enough to withstand the thousands of printings necessary for magazines with national circulations. Will new printings of traditional books be issued on demand, or printed in advance and warehoused? The book was popular with the public, rapidly selling through five printings. The only suggestion this reviewer has is that the publisher consider a larger typeface in the next printing. A sufficiently high number of pre-orders would push the book into multiple printings early on and guarantee a high ranking. The book went through several printings and was obviously much-treasured by those who purchased it. The book's success encouraged subsequent printings in 1858 and 1859. That means my ‘series’ now has three different printings from two different publishers. Minor corrections were made between the first and second printings. Although both books have been published in Britain, these 2003 printings by Airlife make them available in the United States for the first time. Raymond Nelson's edition reproduces photographically the first printings of Tolson's three published volumes, along with thirty-four pages of uncollected poems that appeared in journals. We usually buy our stock directly from publishers, sometimes being invited to share in special printings. Its popularity (three printings the first three months, with three more the first year) made it the first theatrical script to sell well as a book in America. Future printings will be corrected to address the error. Since its first appearance nearly half a century ago the book has gone through a number of printings and has deservedly maintained its popularity. A microfiche edition of the first printings of Mathilde's works has recently been published by IDC in the Netherlands. Synonyms issue, number, volume 1.2 Handwriting in which the letters are written separately rather than being joined together. 印刷字体 this squiggly squarish printing was the only way he could write Example sentencesExamples It was hard and white, and the printing on top was someone's flawless handwriting to ‘Mr. William Gale.’ I'm not sure how many years I received instruction, but I think cursive and printing might have been different years. The printing was hurried and the cramped letters ran together as if Alec had been in a great hurry to get them on paper. Dr. Karimian testified that the printing in the statement of assets was not in his handwriting. Synonyms handwriting, hand, script, penmanship, pen, print, longhand, calligraphy, chirography Rhymes unstinting Definition of printing in US English: printing nounˈprɪn(t)ɪŋˈprin(t)iNG 1The production of books, newspapers, or other printed material. 印刷；印刷术 the invention of printing 印刷术的发明。 as modifier the printing industry 印刷业。 Example sentencesExamples And, in tandem with that, we have changes in printing technology, which have enormously reduced the cost of printing and publishing, even in traditional book form. This does not make it a cheap book, but the clarity of Luca Invernizzi Tettoni's photography and the high quality printing make the book an instant visual hit. Before the invention of printing, books were produced entirely by hand by a series of painters, calligraphers, and binders. The Satellite Newspapers' system downloaded newspapers to a kiosk for on-demand printing of newspapers. Mass production in early printing, if it existed at all, just involved doing the same things faster. This rather classy book boasts high-quality printing and color reproduction of individual Tino Hamid photographs. It was well over 100 years from the invention of printing to the appearance of the first newspapers. This may be the most profound technological advance in music since Petrucci and the invention of musical printing. The importance of his book is that it was printed (book printing was invented just a short time before by Gutenberg) and many copies were therefore available. Could the introduction of remote printing of distant newspapers resurrect the newsstand business? The actual process of printing by offset lithography is not new, but has been hugely refined in terms of quality and speed. Organic semiconductor production would do away with all of that and substitute a process that resembles the continuous-feed printing of a newspaper. The history of writing has been influenced by technological developments, such as the invention of paper and printing, and by increased literacy due to the expansion of formal education. Nicholas V died in 1455, unaware of Johannes Gutenberg's invention of printing with moveable metal types in Mainz, Germany. There is a lot to like about this book, including a clear layout, good printing, diagrams, paper and binding, and an extensive bibliography. The invention of printing had revolutionized the transmission of new ideas across Western Europe, including Protestant ideas. BP Colour was involved in high quality lithographic printing for marketing and graphic design companies. The lecture was a medieval solution to book shortages before printing was invented. Because of the quantities involved and the capital-intensive nature of the business, the early printing and publishing of books tended to be centralized. Modern photoprinters offer many output options, such as the ability to handle roll paper for banner printing and producing borderless prints. 1.1 A single impression of a book. （书的）一次印数 the second printing was ready just after Christmas 第二次印刷在圣诞节后就已完成。 Example sentencesExamples Will new printings of traditional books be issued on demand, or printed in advance and warehoused? First is the editorial decision to replicate the original printings, complete with long walls of paragraphs and confusing punctuation. Its popularity (three printings the first three months, with three more the first year) made it the first theatrical script to sell well as a book in America. Raymond Nelson's edition reproduces photographically the first printings of Tolson's three published volumes, along with thirty-four pages of uncollected poems that appeared in journals. A sufficiently high number of pre-orders would push the book into multiple printings early on and guarantee a high ranking. The book has been through 53 printings in its original American version and has been published in more than 50 countries. These hard wood blocks were durable enough to withstand the thousands of printings necessary for magazines with national circulations. We usually buy our stock directly from publishers, sometimes being invited to share in special printings. A microfiche edition of the first printings of Mathilde's works has recently been published by IDC in the Netherlands. Although both books have been published in Britain, these 2003 printings by Airlife make them available in the United States for the first time. Since its first appearance nearly half a century ago the book has gone through a number of printings and has deservedly maintained its popularity. Minor corrections were made between the first and second printings. They're also all books that have been published in multiple printings for decades or longer by multiple publishers. Future printings will be corrected to address the error. The book's success encouraged subsequent printings in 1858 and 1859. The book was popular with the public, rapidly selling through five printings. The only suggestion this reviewer has is that the publisher consider a larger typeface in the next printing. In many commercial printings, overruns are part of the process. That means my ‘series’ now has three different printings from two different publishers. The book went through several printings and was obviously much-treasured by those who purchased it. Synonyms issue, number, volume 1.2 Handwriting in which the letters are written separately rather than being joined together. 印刷字体 Example sentencesExamples Dr. Karimian testified that the printing in the statement of assets was not in his handwriting. I'm not sure how many years I received instruction, but I think cursive and printing might have been different years. It was hard and white, and the printing on top was someone's flawless handwriting to ‘Mr. William Gale.’ The printing was hurried and the cramped letters ran together as if Alec had been in a great hurry to get them on paper. Synonyms handwriting, hand, script, penmanship, pen, print, longhand, calligraphy, chirography
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