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printed

UK
/ˈprɪntɪd/
US
/ˈprɪntɪd/
printed out
printed out
printed up
printed up

Translations

printedadjective
more printed
Comp.
most printed
Super.
UK
/ˈprɪntɪd/
US
/ˈprɪntɪd/
impriméSe dit d’un motif ou d’un dessin appliqué par impression.
She wore a dress with a beautiful printed floral pattern.
Elle portait une robe avec un magnifique motif floral imprimé.
impriméPar opposition à la version numérique ou en ligne.
Sales of printed books remain strong despite the rise of e-readers.
Les ventes de livres imprimés restent solides malgré l’essor des liseuses.
Additional translations
à motifsPlus naturel pour les tissus et les vêtements.
Synonyms
published
imprinted
inscribed
marked
stamped
printverb

printed

Past Simple

printed
Past Simple
printed
Past Participle
printing
Gerund
UK
/prɪnt/
US
/prɪnt/
She decided to print the document before the meeting.
Elle a décidé d’imprimer le document avant la réunion.
publierPour un texte ou une image publié dans un journal, un livre ou un magazine.
The newspaper will print the article in tomorrow's edition.
Le journal publiera l’article dans l’édition de demain.
écrire en lettres capitalesSens courant dans les formulaires, quand il faut écrire lisiblement en caractères d’imprimerie.
Please print your name at the top of the form.
Veuillez écrire votre nom en lettres capitales en haut du formulaire.
Additional translations
tirerPour réaliser un tirage photographique à partir d’un négatif ou d’un fichier.
Synonyms
publish
produce
issue
reproduce
type
copy
duplicate
imprint

Definitions

printedadjective
Produced by a printing process, typically involving ink on paper.
She wore a dress with a beautiful printed floral pattern.
Existing in physical form on paper, especially as opposed to being digital or online.
Sales of printed books remain strong despite the rise of e-readers.
printverb
To produce text or images on paper or another medium using a printer.
She decided to print the document before the meeting.
To publish or reproduce text or images in a book, newspaper, or magazine.
The newspaper will print the article in tomorrow's edition.
To write or inscribe in a clear, legible manner, often in block letters.
Please print your name at the top of the form.
To produce a photographic print from a negative.
He plans to print the photos from his recent trip.
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