Definition of print shop in US English:

print shop

noun print ˈSHäp

An establishment where the printing of newspapers, books, and other materials takes place.
Example sentencesExamples
- The banknote paper produced on huge reels that weighed up to 2.5 tonnes, was distributed to just 15 high security printing works in Europe, including the Central Bank of Ireland's mint and press.
- But it's more than just an office block, it's an integrated newspaper production facility with the podium and slab offices linked to a separately treated but very fine attached printing works.
- However, he was still concerned about the growth of the printing works, and whether the pollution control equipment could cope with the extra machinery.
- My tiny Tweeddale Court office was alongside other editorial staff, in the roof space at the very top of the building; underneath us was the production department; and at the very bottom were the printing works and dispatch.
- In 1843, Augusts Applegath established a silk and calico printing works in the town.
- Huntley's father, Kevin, was an apprentice gas fitter while his mother, Lynda, was employed in a printing works.
- Within six months the business had moved into an old printing works in Denes Lane, Pocklington, and boomed as industries in the area began to use him as a stopgap supplier of bespoke polythene bags.
- About 6,000 copies of the first Inside Business magazine have been printed - at a printing works in Milton Keynes - and were distributed last week to 4,500 businesses in Dublin 1 and 2.
- The Limerick Leader has just moved its print operations from its cramped printing works at the back of its O'Connell Street office to a roomier site down the Dock Road in the Corcanree Industrial Estate.
- It is not difficult to determine whether a proposed workplace is to be a power station or a printing works.
- The plan has been to snap up regional titles and strip out costs by centralising printing works and back-office functions.
- The Herald claimed it had ‘probably’ the longest stationery and printing works in the West Riding.
- They also saw no link between leukaemia and living near businesses such as those dealing with aluminium, plastic, wood, metalwork, printing works and ceramics.
- A calico printing works, known as the Merton Abbey Print Works, had been founded on the priory site in 1724.
- However, the switch will bring about the closure of the group's printing facility at the Western People in Ballina as well as the printing works at the Irish Examiner in Cork.
- He'd stroll out to the printing works, pick up a few copies of the latest edition and then it would be into the newsroom for a quick look through the paper and a chat with the staff.
- The extensive printing works ensured that the writings of Luther were available.
- Bernhard Walther, his wealthy pupil who had funded his instrument shop, observatory and printing works, began observations from Regiomontanus's observatory in Nuremberg on 2 August.
- The proposed printing works will be based in the Avesta steel rolling mills site in Tinsley, which are owned by Polestar's development partner Gazeley.
- They're small service operators such as a printing works, a woman running a therapy business, a man with a transport company.

Definition of print shop in US English:

print shop

nounprint ˈSHäp

An establishment where the printing of newspapers, books, and other materials takes place.
Example sentencesExamples
- A calico printing works, known as the Merton Abbey Print Works, had been founded on the priory site in 1724.
- They also saw no link between leukaemia and living near businesses such as those dealing with aluminium, plastic, wood, metalwork, printing works and ceramics.
- The Herald claimed it had ‘probably’ the longest stationery and printing works in the West Riding.
- But it's more than just an office block, it's an integrated newspaper production facility with the podium and slab offices linked to a separately treated but very fine attached printing works.
- The plan has been to snap up regional titles and strip out costs by centralising printing works and back-office functions.
- Bernhard Walther, his wealthy pupil who had funded his instrument shop, observatory and printing works, began observations from Regiomontanus's observatory in Nuremberg on 2 August.
- However, the switch will bring about the closure of the group's printing facility at the Western People in Ballina as well as the printing works at the Irish Examiner in Cork.
- Huntley's father, Kevin, was an apprentice gas fitter while his mother, Lynda, was employed in a printing works.
- He'd stroll out to the printing works, pick up a few copies of the latest edition and then it would be into the newsroom for a quick look through the paper and a chat with the staff.
- However, he was still concerned about the growth of the printing works, and whether the pollution control equipment could cope with the extra machinery.
- It is not difficult to determine whether a proposed workplace is to be a power station or a printing works.
- They're small service operators such as a printing works, a woman running a therapy business, a man with a transport company.
- About 6,000 copies of the first Inside Business magazine have been printed - at a printing works in Milton Keynes - and were distributed last week to 4,500 businesses in Dublin 1 and 2.
- My tiny Tweeddale Court office was alongside other editorial staff, in the roof space at the very top of the building; underneath us was the production department; and at the very bottom were the printing works and dispatch.
- The banknote paper produced on huge reels that weighed up to 2.5 tonnes, was distributed to just 15 high security printing works in Europe, including the Central Bank of Ireland's mint and press.
- The Limerick Leader has just moved its print operations from its cramped printing works at the back of its O'Connell Street office to a roomier site down the Dock Road in the Corcanree Industrial Estate.
- The proposed printing works will be based in the Avesta steel rolling mills site in Tinsley, which are owned by Polestar's development partner Gazeley.
- Within six months the business had moved into an old printing works in Denes Lane, Pocklington, and boomed as industries in the area began to use him as a stopgap supplier of bespoke polythene bags.
- In 1843, Augusts Applegath established a silk and calico printing works in the town.
- The extensive printing works ensured that the writings of Luther were available.

单词	print shop
释义	Definition of print shop in US English: print shop noun print ˈSHäp An establishment where the printing of newspapers, books, and other materials takes place. Example sentencesExamples The banknote paper produced on huge reels that weighed up to 2.5 tonnes, was distributed to just 15 high security printing works in Europe, including the Central Bank of Ireland's mint and press. But it's more than just an office block, it's an integrated newspaper production facility with the podium and slab offices linked to a separately treated but very fine attached printing works. However, he was still concerned about the growth of the printing works, and whether the pollution control equipment could cope with the extra machinery. My tiny Tweeddale Court office was alongside other editorial staff, in the roof space at the very top of the building; underneath us was the production department; and at the very bottom were the printing works and dispatch. In 1843, Augusts Applegath established a silk and calico printing works in the town. Huntley's father, Kevin, was an apprentice gas fitter while his mother, Lynda, was employed in a printing works. Within six months the business had moved into an old printing works in Denes Lane, Pocklington, and boomed as industries in the area began to use him as a stopgap supplier of bespoke polythene bags. About 6,000 copies of the first Inside Business magazine have been printed - at a printing works in Milton Keynes - and were distributed last week to 4,500 businesses in Dublin 1 and 2. The Limerick Leader has just moved its print operations from its cramped printing works at the back of its O'Connell Street office to a roomier site down the Dock Road in the Corcanree Industrial Estate. It is not difficult to determine whether a proposed workplace is to be a power station or a printing works. The plan has been to snap up regional titles and strip out costs by centralising printing works and back-office functions. The Herald claimed it had ‘probably’ the longest stationery and printing works in the West Riding. They also saw no link between leukaemia and living near businesses such as those dealing with aluminium, plastic, wood, metalwork, printing works and ceramics. A calico printing works, known as the Merton Abbey Print Works, had been founded on the priory site in 1724. However, the switch will bring about the closure of the group's printing facility at the Western People in Ballina as well as the printing works at the Irish Examiner in Cork. He'd stroll out to the printing works, pick up a few copies of the latest edition and then it would be into the newsroom for a quick look through the paper and a chat with the staff. The extensive printing works ensured that the writings of Luther were available. Bernhard Walther, his wealthy pupil who had funded his instrument shop, observatory and printing works, began observations from Regiomontanus's observatory in Nuremberg on 2 August. The proposed printing works will be based in the Avesta steel rolling mills site in Tinsley, which are owned by Polestar's development partner Gazeley. They're small service operators such as a printing works, a woman running a therapy business, a man with a transport company. Definition of print shop in US English: print shop nounprint ˈSHäp An establishment where the printing of newspapers, books, and other materials takes place. Example sentencesExamples A calico printing works, known as the Merton Abbey Print Works, had been founded on the priory site in 1724. They also saw no link between leukaemia and living near businesses such as those dealing with aluminium, plastic, wood, metalwork, printing works and ceramics. The Herald claimed it had ‘probably’ the longest stationery and printing works in the West Riding. But it's more than just an office block, it's an integrated newspaper production facility with the podium and slab offices linked to a separately treated but very fine attached printing works. The plan has been to snap up regional titles and strip out costs by centralising printing works and back-office functions. Bernhard Walther, his wealthy pupil who had funded his instrument shop, observatory and printing works, began observations from Regiomontanus's observatory in Nuremberg on 2 August. However, the switch will bring about the closure of the group's printing facility at the Western People in Ballina as well as the printing works at the Irish Examiner in Cork. Huntley's father, Kevin, was an apprentice gas fitter while his mother, Lynda, was employed in a printing works. He'd stroll out to the printing works, pick up a few copies of the latest edition and then it would be into the newsroom for a quick look through the paper and a chat with the staff. However, he was still concerned about the growth of the printing works, and whether the pollution control equipment could cope with the extra machinery. It is not difficult to determine whether a proposed workplace is to be a power station or a printing works. They're small service operators such as a printing works, a woman running a therapy business, a man with a transport company. About 6,000 copies of the first Inside Business magazine have been printed - at a printing works in Milton Keynes - and were distributed last week to 4,500 businesses in Dublin 1 and 2. My tiny Tweeddale Court office was alongside other editorial staff, in the roof space at the very top of the building; underneath us was the production department; and at the very bottom were the printing works and dispatch. The banknote paper produced on huge reels that weighed up to 2.5 tonnes, was distributed to just 15 high security printing works in Europe, including the Central Bank of Ireland's mint and press. The Limerick Leader has just moved its print operations from its cramped printing works at the back of its O'Connell Street office to a roomier site down the Dock Road in the Corcanree Industrial Estate. The proposed printing works will be based in the Avesta steel rolling mills site in Tinsley, which are owned by Polestar's development partner Gazeley. Within six months the business had moved into an old printing works in Denes Lane, Pocklington, and boomed as industries in the area began to use him as a stopgap supplier of bespoke polythene bags. In 1843, Augusts Applegath established a silk and calico printing works in the town. The extensive printing works ensured that the writings of Luther were available.
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