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prints n
gen.	Abdrucke m
patents.	Drucke m
print [prɪnt] n
gen.	Blatt n; Kunstdruck m
cultur.	Lithographie f
meas.inst.	Druck m (data printing)
polygr.	in Druckschrift schreiben
tech.	Nachdruck m; Lichtpause f (on light-sensitive paper); Druckschrift Print
print off n
arts.	abdrucken
prints v
gen.	druckt
met.	Kernmarken
print [prɪnt] v
gen.	ausdrucken; drucken; abdrucken; Abdruck (A picture, design, or textual image produced by a printing process, such as a block or a plate); Druck; Fotoabzug; Druckschrift; Druckgraphik (A picture, design, or textual image produced by a printing process, such as a block or a plate); Graphik (A picture, design, or textual image produced by a printing process, such as a block or a plate); Abzug (In photography a picture produced from a photographic negative); Foto (In photography a picture produced from a photographic negative)
chem.	Abzug
commun.	Bilddruck
comp., MS	ausgeben (In computing, to send information to a printer)
construct.	Eindruck
cultur.	Kunstblatt; Kupferstich; Stahlstich; Steindruck
econ.	Ablichtung; Kopie (Foto); in Druck geben; auflegen; verlegen; herausgeben; veröffentlichen; aufdrucken (z. B einen Stempel)
econ., amer.	Drucksache
immigr., tech.	Andruck; Kopie
mater.sc.	Folie mit Streudruck
pack.	bedrucken
patents.	Druck (Buchdruck); Auflage; drucken lassen
tech.	kopieren; Abdruck; Aufdruck
printing ['prɪntɪŋ] v
arts.	Abdruck
cultur.	abdrucken
industr.	Drucken
industr., construct., met.	Bedrucken
tech.	kopieren
to print v
chem.	bedrucken
prints engravings v
gen.	Stiche Gravuren
print Art v
gen.	Stich
English thesaurus
print [prɪnt] abbr.
abbr.	pt
cinema	A projectable version of a movie, usually consisting of one or more reels. When referring to a particular take on a continuity report, "print" indicates that the take should be developed. See also hold.
print. abbr.
abbr.	printing
abbr., libr.	printed; printer
PRINT [prɪnt] abbr.
abbr., el.	pre-edited interpreter
tech.	pre-edited interpretive system
Print [prɪnt] v
progr., abbr.	P

prints: 690 phrases in 48 subjects

Agriculture	4
Alternative dispute resolution	3
Archaeology	1
Art	2
Artificial intelligence	2
Astronomy	3
Book binding	2
Business	23
Chemistry	3
Commerce	3
Communications	116
Computers	33
Construction	3
Criminal law	1
Cultural studies	43
Dyes	3
Earth sciences	8
Economy	7
Education	7
Electronics	2
Environment	4
Finances	1
Foreign trade	3
Forestry	1
General	101
Hobbies and pastimes	1
Immigration and citizenship	10
Industry	41
Information technology	87
Labor law	3
Law	4
Life sciences	10
Materials science	7
Metallurgy	10
Microsoft	12
Packaging	8
Patents	11
Physics	5
Politics	2
Polygraphy	33
Sociology	2
Sound recording	2
Statistics	2
Technology	54
Telegraphy	1
Trade unions	1
Transport	2
Work flow	3