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Definition 1:
To cause (words, images, etc.) to appear on paper or cloth by using a machine (called a printer) + obj no obj .
Examples:
We printed 50 invitations before we ran out of ink.
Could you print (up) another copy of last quarter’s report?
The new machine prints 30 pages per minute.
Your tickets are being printed now.
A slogan printed on a bumper sticker
We printed the new logo on the T-shirts. = We printed the T-shirts with the new logo.
Your tickets are printing now.
This printer allows you to print on both sides of a sheet of paper.
Definition 2:
To use a machine (called a printing press) to produce (books, newspapers, magazines, etc.) .
Examples:
They printed 10,000 copies of the book’s new edition.
Definition 3:
To include (something) in a book, newspaper, magazine, etc. :publish .
Examples:
I’m surprised they printed that cartoon/story in the paper.
Her picture was printed in a magazine last month.
Definition 4:
To write (something) using separate letters that do not join together + obj no obj .
Examples:
Print your name and address in the space provided.
Once you learn how to print, then you can move on to cursive writing.
Definition 5:
To produce (a photograph) on paper .
Examples:
Please print two copies of all the pictures on that roll.
Our vacation pictures are on my computer, but I haven’t printed them yet.
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