rush (something) to print イディオム
put to bed (print media)
out of print
The book you want is out of print，but you may get a copy from a dealer in used books．你要的那本书已绝版，不过你或许可以从旧书商那里买到一本。
I'm sure the work you mention is out of print．我可以肯定你提到的那部著作已绝版了。
small print
Idiom(s): small printTheme: LEGAL
the part of a document that is not easily noticed, often because of the smallness of the print, and that often contains important information.
• You should have read the small print before signing the contract.
• You should always read the small print in an insurance policy.
put sth into print
Idiom(s): put sth into printTheme: COMMUNICATION - PUBLIC
to have something printed and published.
• It's true, but I never believed you'd put it into print.
• This is a very interesting story. I can't wait to put it into print.
in print
Idiom(s): in printTheme: AVAILABILITY
available in printed form.
• I think I can get that book for you. It's still in print.
• This is the only book in print on this subject.
PRINT OUT
(separable) to print something from a computer" I need to buy some more paper for my printer so that I can print out my report for history class."
in print|print
adj. phr. Obtainable in printed form from a printer or publisher; printed. The author has finished writing his book but it is not yet in print. The story of the students' trip to Washington appeared in print in the newspaper. It is a very old book and no longer in print.Antonym: OUT OF PRINT.
out of print|out|print
adj. phr. No longer obtainable from the publisher because the printed copies have been sold out; no longer printed. The book is out of print. An edition of one thousand copies was sold and no more copies were printed.Compare: OUT OF STOCK.
Antonym: IN PRINT.
voiceprint
n., technological, colloquial The graphic pattern derived from converting an individual's voice into a visible graph used by the police for identification purposes, much as fingerprints. They have succeeded in identifying the murderer by using a voiceprint.In addition to the idiom beginning with print, also see go out; in print; small print.
rush (something) to print
To accept or adjustment article professionally printed in a actual hasty manner, abnormally as after-effects in errors, inaccuracies, or problems with quality. You can acquaint they rushed this to book by all the typos and alignment issues. He rushed the adventure to book after blockage all of his facts thoroughly.Learn more: print, rush
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