Definition of collotype in English:

collotype

noun ˈkɒlətʌɪpˈkäləˌtīp

mass nounPrinting

1A process for making high-quality prints from a sheet of light-sensitive gelatin exposed photographically to the image without using a screen.
〔印刷〕珂罗版印刷术
as modifier collotype printing
珂罗版印刷。
Example sentencesExamples
- Printing high quality collotype illustrations for books was a decent size industry at one time.
- Therefore it's no wonder only a handful of collotype studios are still existing in the world today.
- A higher, and more expensive, process is collotype printing, in which the photographic image is transferred to a gelatine-covered glass plate which accepts printing ink in different and subtle degrees.
- Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press.
- That is because, at the time, the collotype process was developing rapidly in our country.
1. 1.1count noun A print made using the collotype process.
  珂罗版；珂罗版印刷品
  Example sentencesExamples
  A distillation occurs in the self-portrait Palindrome, a collotype that Hamilton laminated in the lenticular acrylic used in 3 - D postcards.
  On loan from a private collection, these images-in a wide variety of formats including collotypes and hand-tinted photographs-show Huffman's skills and the various stages of his career.
  Postcards with ` Albertype’ printed on back are collotypes and usually date to the earlier 1900s.
  The ink used in collotypes was generally black, but colors were used in intaglio printing.
  Upon his return to Germany in 1886, Cronau published, in two parts, a portfolio of collotypes based on his best drawings.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek kolla 'glue' + type.

Definition of collotype in US English:

collotype

nounˈkäləˌtīp

Printing

1A process for making high-quality prints from a sheet of light-sensitive gelatin exposed photographically to the image without using a screen.
〔印刷〕珂罗版印刷术
as modifier collotype printing
珂罗版印刷。
Example sentencesExamples
- A higher, and more expensive, process is collotype printing, in which the photographic image is transferred to a gelatine-covered glass plate which accepts printing ink in different and subtle degrees.
- Printing high quality collotype illustrations for books was a decent size industry at one time.
- Therefore it's no wonder only a handful of collotype studios are still existing in the world today.
- Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press.
- That is because, at the time, the collotype process was developing rapidly in our country.
1. 1.1 A print made by the collotype process.
  珂罗版；珂罗版印刷品
  Example sentencesExamples
  Upon his return to Germany in 1886, Cronau published, in two parts, a portfolio of collotypes based on his best drawings.
  The ink used in collotypes was generally black, but colors were used in intaglio printing.
  A distillation occurs in the self-portrait Palindrome, a collotype that Hamilton laminated in the lenticular acrylic used in 3 - D postcards.
  On loan from a private collection, these images-in a wide variety of formats including collotypes and hand-tinted photographs-show Huffman's skills and the various stages of his career.
  Postcards with ` Albertype’ printed on back are collotypes and usually date to the earlier 1900s.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek kolla ‘glue’ + type.

单词	collotype
释义	Definition of collotype in English: collotype noun ˈkɒlətʌɪpˈkäləˌtīp mass nounPrinting 1A process for making high-quality prints from a sheet of light-sensitive gelatin exposed photographically to the image without using a screen. 〔印刷〕珂罗版印刷术 as modifier collotype printing 珂罗版印刷。 Example sentencesExamples Printing high quality collotype illustrations for books was a decent size industry at one time. Therefore it's no wonder only a handful of collotype studios are still existing in the world today. A higher, and more expensive, process is collotype printing, in which the photographic image is transferred to a gelatine-covered glass plate which accepts printing ink in different and subtle degrees. Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press. That is because, at the time, the collotype process was developing rapidly in our country. 1.1count noun A print made using the collotype process. 珂罗版；珂罗版印刷品 Example sentencesExamples A distillation occurs in the self-portrait Palindrome, a collotype that Hamilton laminated in the lenticular acrylic used in 3 - D postcards. On loan from a private collection, these images-in a wide variety of formats including collotypes and hand-tinted photographs-show Huffman's skills and the various stages of his career. Postcards with ` Albertype’ printed on back are collotypes and usually date to the earlier 1900s. The ink used in collotypes was generally black, but colors were used in intaglio printing. Upon his return to Germany in 1886, Cronau published, in two parts, a portfolio of collotypes based on his best drawings. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek kolla 'glue' + type. Definition of collotype in US English: collotype nounˈkäləˌtīp Printing 1A process for making high-quality prints from a sheet of light-sensitive gelatin exposed photographically to the image without using a screen. 〔印刷〕珂罗版印刷术 as modifier collotype printing 珂罗版印刷。 Example sentencesExamples A higher, and more expensive, process is collotype printing, in which the photographic image is transferred to a gelatine-covered glass plate which accepts printing ink in different and subtle degrees. Printing high quality collotype illustrations for books was a decent size industry at one time. Therefore it's no wonder only a handful of collotype studios are still existing in the world today. Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press. That is because, at the time, the collotype process was developing rapidly in our country. 1.1 A print made by the collotype process. 珂罗版；珂罗版印刷品 Example sentencesExamples Upon his return to Germany in 1886, Cronau published, in two parts, a portfolio of collotypes based on his best drawings. The ink used in collotypes was generally black, but colors were used in intaglio printing. A distillation occurs in the self-portrait Palindrome, a collotype that Hamilton laminated in the lenticular acrylic used in 3 - D postcards. On loan from a private collection, these images-in a wide variety of formats including collotypes and hand-tinted photographs-show Huffman's skills and the various stages of his career. Postcards with ` Albertype’ printed on back are collotypes and usually date to the earlier 1900s. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek kolla ‘glue’ + type.
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