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print Definition

• 1. to produce a copy of a document, picture, etc. on paper or other material
• 2. to write in letters that are not joined together
• 3. a copy of a document, picture, etc. that is produced on paper or other material

Using print: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "print" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I need to print this report for the meeting.

• Example

  She printed her name at the bottom of the page.

• Example

  The book was printed in 1998.

• Example

  He has a collection of prints by famous artists.

• Example

  The newspaper has a daily print and online edition.

print Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for print

• reproduce
• copy
• duplicate
• publish
• impress

Antonyms for print

• delete
• remove
• erase

Phrases with print

• print out

  to produce a paper copy of a document from a computer or other electronic device

  Example

  Can you print out the email for me?

• in print

  available in written or printed form

  Example

  The book is still in print after 50 years.

• print run

  the number of copies of a book, magazine, or newspaper that are printed at one time

  Example

  The first print run of the new novel sold out in a week.

Origins of print

from Old French 'preinte', meaning 'impression'

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Summary: print in Brief

The verb 'print' [print] means to produce a copy of a document or picture on paper or other material, or to write in letters that are not joined together. It also refers to a copy of a document or picture that is produced on paper or other material. Examples include 'I need to print this report for the meeting' and 'The book was printed in 1998.' Phrases include 'print out,' meaning to produce a paper copy of a document from a computer, and 'in print,' meaning available in written or printed form.