英语词汇“tearsheet”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Word forms: (regular plural) tearsheets

noun

(Retail: Marketing)

A tearsheet is an actual copy of an advertisement, cut from a newspaper or magazine and sent to the retailer as proof of printing.

Each claim must be supported with a full page tearsheet from each newspaper in which the ad ran.

When a client pays for advertising space in a magazine, someone from the magazinewould send the client a tearsheet of the ad as proof of publication.

A tearsheet is an actual copy of an advertisement, cut from a newspaper or magazine and sentto the retailer as proof of printing.

单词	tearsheet
释义	tearsheet in British English (ˈtɛəˌʃiːt) noun a page in a newspaper or periodical that is cut or perforated so that it can be easily torn out tearsheet in Retail (tɛərʃit) Word forms: (regular plural) tearsheets noun (Retail: Marketing) A tearsheet is an actual copy of an advertisement, cut from a newspaper or magazine and sent to the retailer as proof of printing. Each claim must be supported with a full page tearsheet from each newspaper in which the ad ran. When a client pays for advertising space in a magazine, someone from the magazinewould send the client a tearsheet of the ad as proof of publication. A tearsheet is an actual copy of an advertisement, cut from a newspaper or magazine and sentto the retailer as proof of printing.
随便看	in the grip of sth in the groove in the gross in the habit of/into the habit of in-the-habit-of-into-the-habit-of in the heat of the election campaign in the heat of the moment (in the) here and now in the hole in the hope of/that in the hope of/that ... in-the-hope-of-that in the hot seat in the hunt in the imperative in the imperfect in the interest of in-the-interest-of in the interest(s) of in the interests of/in the interest of in-the-interests-of-in-the-interest-of in the interests of stability/security in the interim in the know in the lap of luxury

tearsheet in British English