printing

UK
/ˈprɪntɪŋ/
US
/ˈprɪntɪŋ/
printingnoun
printings
pl
Traductions
impressionAu sens de procédé de production de documents imprimés.
The printing of the new edition of the book was delayed due to a shortage of paper.
L'impression de la nouvelle édition du livre a été retardée en raison d'une pénurie de papier.
tirageAu sens d’exemplaire ou de série imprimée.
The first printing of the novel sold out within a week.
Le premier tirage du roman s'est vendu en une semaine.
impressionAu sens de texte, motif ou marquage imprimé sur une surface.
The printing on the poster was bold and eye-catching.
L'impression sur l'affiche était audacieuse et très visible.
Traductions supplémentaires
imprimerieAu sens d’activité ou de secteur de l’édition imprimée.
écriture d'imprimerieAu sens de lettres manuscrites formées en caractères d'imprimerie.
Définitions
The process or business of producing printed material, such as books, newspapers, or magazines.
The printing of the new edition of the book was delayed due to a shortage of paper.
A single impression or run of a book or other printed material.
The first printing of the novel sold out within a week.
The style or manner in which something is printed.
The printing on the poster was bold and eye-catching.
Handwriting or lettering produced in block characters rather than cursive.
Your printing is neat and easy to read.
printingadjective
Used attributively to describe something related to printing, e.g., "printing press".
Traductions
d'impressionAttributif, pour ce qui concerne l’activité ou l’industrie de l’impression.
The printing industry has undergone major changes.
L'industrie d'impression a connu de profonds changements.
Traductions supplémentaires
de l'imprimerieFormulation plus naturelle dans certains contextes techniques ou sectoriels.
Définitions
Of, relating to, or intended for the activity or industry of printing; used attributively before another noun.
The printing industry has undergone major changes.
printverb

printing

Gerund

printed
Past Simple
printed
Past Participle
printing
Gerund
UK
/prɪnt/
US
/prɪnt/
Traductions
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.
Traductions supplémentaires
tirerPour réaliser un tirage photographique à partir d’un négatif ou d’un fichier.
Définitions
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.
printnoun
Définitions
A mark or impression made by pressure, especially one left by a foot, finger, or tool.
The detective examined the muddy print outside the window.
Printed publications collectively, or the medium of producing and reading them (as opposed to digital or broadcast media).
Many advertisers still invest heavily in print because of its tangible impact.
A photograph or picture produced from a film or digital file.
He framed the print of his favorite vacation photo.
A fabric or garment with a pattern printed on it.
She wore a dress with a floral print to the party.
The text or typeface used in printed material.
The book was published in a large print edition for easier reading.
A copy of a motion picture prepared for projection.
The festival requested a 35-mm print of the film.
printadjective
Définitions
Relating to or appearing in printed form (as opposed to digital or broadcast).
Print journalism still commands respect despite the rise of online news.