| 释义 |
addressograph|əˈdrɛsəʊgrɑːf, -æ-|
[f. address n. + -o + -graph.]
An addressing-machine for printing addresses. (Proprietary term.)
1908Modern Business Sept., Index to Advertisers p. iii/2. 1924Public Opinion 11 July 37/1 The addresses have that dull, uninteresting look that an addressograph gives them. 1958Observer 7 Dec. 3/6 Barbara, an addressograph operator. 1964Economist 25 July 371/2 Many companies had already progressed by way of the addressograph plate to the punched card. |