Definition of printer in English:

printer

noun ˈprɪntəˈprɪn(t)ər

1A person whose job or business is commercial printing.
Example sentencesExamples
- When the printer is not the artist, prints that are allocated to the printers are called printers ' proofs.
- Half a million copies of Yao's critical article were printed, the text being distributed by telegraph to provincial printers.
- In the case of the newspapers, the persons with the technical skills as printers were amongst those persons assigned.
- After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900.
- It was in Devon that co-founder John Bird trained as a printer and began to flourish as an astute businessman.
- He is named in the colophon as one of the publishers and Isaac is named on the title page as the printer.
- Submitting the finished layout to the printers, she was free to do anything she wanted for the weekend.
- It required highly skilled carvers and printers to produce Takashi Ito prints.
- Born in Derbyshire, Richardson settled in London and became a master printer.
- As a result they have had to cease production of commercial work, and we had to find new printers.
- Their success brought so much business to the printers that they were unable to cope with the demand.
- Even then it was published anonymously under the name of a printer that had long been out of business.
- When it was approved from Bangkok the Siamese Minister would return it to the printers and the new banknotes could be printed.
- Go buy a few shirts, take them to a printer, get them printed and sell em to your friends at cost.
- In those early days, the Pattaya Mail was actually printed in Bangkok as there were no local printers then able to handle the job.
- The charity has issued guidance for designers and printers, including simply making print larger on labels or setting up helplines.
- Mr Marshall told the court he was a commercial printer for 30 years before he retired.
- We had the artist do the artwork way last summer and it was actually at the printer.
- The company has even set up its own on-site academy offering training for end users, printers and students entering the industry.
- The business premises in Grassington will not continue as a printer's.
1. 1.1 A machine for printing text or pictures, especially one linked to a computer.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It seems incredible that it took so long for printers to be built with the capacity to print on both sides of paper.
  You may find it helpful to talk to the shop where you bought your camera for advice on a compatible printer.
  The package included a high spec computer with modem, printer, scanner and software.
  Photos can also be printed on a compatible colour printer or saved to a memory card to share with friends.
  Sales of storage systems, laptops, servers, software and printers jumped as well.
  On the wall straight ahead of him was his computer setup with printer and fax machine.
  Pollutant ozone can also be a by-product of the action of photo copiers and computer printers.
  Many high-end printers have their own built-in hard disks to store print jobs.
  Consumables are the paper, toner, toner oil and electricity that printers burn up in their lifetime.
  With this in mind, several of the printer companies have come out with printers that do prints on decent photographic paper.
  The routers are also used to connect computers with printers and other peripheral devices.
  So no matter what kind of memory card you use, you can bypass the camera's cables and use your printer as your link to the computer.
  Macmillan held his earpiece again as if hearing something new, and then turned to the printer just as it began to print.
  Check if a printer will print on card, transparencies and other media that are essential to your needs.
  In terms of production, it uses industry-standard computer software and mainstream printers.
  The school is now seeking help to buy a projector, computers, laptops, printers and scanners to equip the new suite.
  Compaq presaged its entry into digital imaging by introducing a multi-function printer and a scanner last summer.
  It lets the computers talk to each other and do things like command a printer to print something.
  I had set up a computer and a printer for him, and got his secretary working on the computer.
  These printers would allow small and large businesses to produce marketing materials in house.

Rhymes

Jacinta, midwinter, Minter, Pinta, Pinter, splinter, sprinter, tinter, winter

Definition of printer in US English:

printer

nounˈprin(t)ərˈprɪn(t)ər

1A person whose job or business is commercial printing.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the case of the newspapers, the persons with the technical skills as printers were amongst those persons assigned.
- Born in Derbyshire, Richardson settled in London and became a master printer.
- The business premises in Grassington will not continue as a printer's.
- The charity has issued guidance for designers and printers, including simply making print larger on labels or setting up helplines.
- As a result they have had to cease production of commercial work, and we had to find new printers.
- Go buy a few shirts, take them to a printer, get them printed and sell em to your friends at cost.
- We had the artist do the artwork way last summer and it was actually at the printer.
- It was in Devon that co-founder John Bird trained as a printer and began to flourish as an astute businessman.
- Their success brought so much business to the printers that they were unable to cope with the demand.
- When the printer is not the artist, prints that are allocated to the printers are called printers ' proofs.
- Mr Marshall told the court he was a commercial printer for 30 years before he retired.
- Half a million copies of Yao's critical article were printed, the text being distributed by telegraph to provincial printers.
- In those early days, the Pattaya Mail was actually printed in Bangkok as there were no local printers then able to handle the job.
- When it was approved from Bangkok the Siamese Minister would return it to the printers and the new banknotes could be printed.
- Submitting the finished layout to the printers, she was free to do anything she wanted for the weekend.
- He is named in the colophon as one of the publishers and Isaac is named on the title page as the printer.
- The company has even set up its own on-site academy offering training for end users, printers and students entering the industry.
- Even then it was published anonymously under the name of a printer that had long been out of business.
- After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900.
- It required highly skilled carvers and printers to produce Takashi Ito prints.
1. 1.1 A machine for printing text or pictures onto paper, especially one linked to a computer.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I had set up a computer and a printer for him, and got his secretary working on the computer.
  On the wall straight ahead of him was his computer setup with printer and fax machine.
  Many high-end printers have their own built-in hard disks to store print jobs.
  Macmillan held his earpiece again as if hearing something new, and then turned to the printer just as it began to print.
  So no matter what kind of memory card you use, you can bypass the camera's cables and use your printer as your link to the computer.
  The school is now seeking help to buy a projector, computers, laptops, printers and scanners to equip the new suite.
  Pollutant ozone can also be a by-product of the action of photo copiers and computer printers.
  Sales of storage systems, laptops, servers, software and printers jumped as well.
  The routers are also used to connect computers with printers and other peripheral devices.
  The package included a high spec computer with modem, printer, scanner and software.
  Consumables are the paper, toner, toner oil and electricity that printers burn up in their lifetime.
  Photos can also be printed on a compatible colour printer or saved to a memory card to share with friends.
  These printers would allow small and large businesses to produce marketing materials in house.
  It lets the computers talk to each other and do things like command a printer to print something.
  In terms of production, it uses industry-standard computer software and mainstream printers.
  Check if a printer will print on card, transparencies and other media that are essential to your needs.
  You may find it helpful to talk to the shop where you bought your camera for advice on a compatible printer.
  It seems incredible that it took so long for printers to be built with the capacity to print on both sides of paper.
  With this in mind, several of the printer companies have come out with printers that do prints on decent photographic paper.
  Compaq presaged its entry into digital imaging by introducing a multi-function printer and a scanner last summer.

单词	printer
释义	Definition of printer in English: printer noun ˈprɪntəˈprɪn(t)ər 1A person whose job or business is commercial printing. Example sentencesExamples When the printer is not the artist, prints that are allocated to the printers are called printers ' proofs. Half a million copies of Yao's critical article were printed, the text being distributed by telegraph to provincial printers. In the case of the newspapers, the persons with the technical skills as printers were amongst those persons assigned. After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900. It was in Devon that co-founder John Bird trained as a printer and began to flourish as an astute businessman. He is named in the colophon as one of the publishers and Isaac is named on the title page as the printer. Submitting the finished layout to the printers, she was free to do anything she wanted for the weekend. It required highly skilled carvers and printers to produce Takashi Ito prints. Born in Derbyshire, Richardson settled in London and became a master printer. As a result they have had to cease production of commercial work, and we had to find new printers. Their success brought so much business to the printers that they were unable to cope with the demand. Even then it was published anonymously under the name of a printer that had long been out of business. When it was approved from Bangkok the Siamese Minister would return it to the printers and the new banknotes could be printed. Go buy a few shirts, take them to a printer, get them printed and sell em to your friends at cost. In those early days, the Pattaya Mail was actually printed in Bangkok as there were no local printers then able to handle the job. The charity has issued guidance for designers and printers, including simply making print larger on labels or setting up helplines. Mr Marshall told the court he was a commercial printer for 30 years before he retired. We had the artist do the artwork way last summer and it was actually at the printer. The company has even set up its own on-site academy offering training for end users, printers and students entering the industry. The business premises in Grassington will not continue as a printer's. 1.1 A machine for printing text or pictures, especially one linked to a computer. Example sentencesExamples It seems incredible that it took so long for printers to be built with the capacity to print on both sides of paper. You may find it helpful to talk to the shop where you bought your camera for advice on a compatible printer. The package included a high spec computer with modem, printer, scanner and software. Photos can also be printed on a compatible colour printer or saved to a memory card to share with friends. Sales of storage systems, laptops, servers, software and printers jumped as well. On the wall straight ahead of him was his computer setup with printer and fax machine. Pollutant ozone can also be a by-product of the action of photo copiers and computer printers. Many high-end printers have their own built-in hard disks to store print jobs. Consumables are the paper, toner, toner oil and electricity that printers burn up in their lifetime. With this in mind, several of the printer companies have come out with printers that do prints on decent photographic paper. The routers are also used to connect computers with printers and other peripheral devices. So no matter what kind of memory card you use, you can bypass the camera's cables and use your printer as your link to the computer. Macmillan held his earpiece again as if hearing something new, and then turned to the printer just as it began to print. Check if a printer will print on card, transparencies and other media that are essential to your needs. In terms of production, it uses industry-standard computer software and mainstream printers. The school is now seeking help to buy a projector, computers, laptops, printers and scanners to equip the new suite. Compaq presaged its entry into digital imaging by introducing a multi-function printer and a scanner last summer. It lets the computers talk to each other and do things like command a printer to print something. I had set up a computer and a printer for him, and got his secretary working on the computer. These printers would allow small and large businesses to produce marketing materials in house. Rhymes Jacinta, midwinter, Minter, Pinta, Pinter, splinter, sprinter, tinter, winter Definition of printer in US English: printer nounˈprin(t)ərˈprɪn(t)ər 1A person whose job or business is commercial printing. Example sentencesExamples In the case of the newspapers, the persons with the technical skills as printers were amongst those persons assigned. Born in Derbyshire, Richardson settled in London and became a master printer. The business premises in Grassington will not continue as a printer's. The charity has issued guidance for designers and printers, including simply making print larger on labels or setting up helplines. As a result they have had to cease production of commercial work, and we had to find new printers. Go buy a few shirts, take them to a printer, get them printed and sell em to your friends at cost. We had the artist do the artwork way last summer and it was actually at the printer. It was in Devon that co-founder John Bird trained as a printer and began to flourish as an astute businessman. Their success brought so much business to the printers that they were unable to cope with the demand. When the printer is not the artist, prints that are allocated to the printers are called printers ' proofs. Mr Marshall told the court he was a commercial printer for 30 years before he retired. Half a million copies of Yao's critical article were printed, the text being distributed by telegraph to provincial printers. In those early days, the Pattaya Mail was actually printed in Bangkok as there were no local printers then able to handle the job. When it was approved from Bangkok the Siamese Minister would return it to the printers and the new banknotes could be printed. Submitting the finished layout to the printers, she was free to do anything she wanted for the weekend. He is named in the colophon as one of the publishers and Isaac is named on the title page as the printer. The company has even set up its own on-site academy offering training for end users, printers and students entering the industry. Even then it was published anonymously under the name of a printer that had long been out of business. After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900. It required highly skilled carvers and printers to produce Takashi Ito prints. 1.1 A machine for printing text or pictures onto paper, especially one linked to a computer. Example sentencesExamples I had set up a computer and a printer for him, and got his secretary working on the computer. On the wall straight ahead of him was his computer setup with printer and fax machine. Many high-end printers have their own built-in hard disks to store print jobs. Macmillan held his earpiece again as if hearing something new, and then turned to the printer just as it began to print. So no matter what kind of memory card you use, you can bypass the camera's cables and use your printer as your link to the computer. The school is now seeking help to buy a projector, computers, laptops, printers and scanners to equip the new suite. Pollutant ozone can also be a by-product of the action of photo copiers and computer printers. Sales of storage systems, laptops, servers, software and printers jumped as well. The routers are also used to connect computers with printers and other peripheral devices. The package included a high spec computer with modem, printer, scanner and software. Consumables are the paper, toner, toner oil and electricity that printers burn up in their lifetime. Photos can also be printed on a compatible colour printer or saved to a memory card to share with friends. These printers would allow small and large businesses to produce marketing materials in house. It lets the computers talk to each other and do things like command a printer to print something. In terms of production, it uses industry-standard computer software and mainstream printers. Check if a printer will print on card, transparencies and other media that are essential to your needs. You may find it helpful to talk to the shop where you bought your camera for advice on a compatible printer. It seems incredible that it took so long for printers to be built with the capacity to print on both sides of paper. With this in mind, several of the printer companies have come out with printers that do prints on decent photographic paper. Compaq presaged its entry into digital imaging by introducing a multi-function printer and a scanner last summer.
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