noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
printing ink
printing press
screen printing
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
new
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We've got the miners rattling sabres again and there's been mob violence outside that new printing works in Sheffield.
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Profits raised from the new printing press will be used for church renovation.
■ NOUN
business
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In 1852 he purchased a small bookselling and printing business in Bloomsbury.
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Three years later Thomas Cook relinquished his printing business and devoted all his attention to being an excursion agent.
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When I had a small printing business in Stornoway several of my employees were crofters.
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Last month saw his dreams shattered and his printing business in ruins.
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To set up an art and printing business had always been his pipe-dream.
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At the age of twenty-eight he established his own printing business .
colour
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They might, for example, be mixed with pigments to make magnetic inks for colour printing .
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The facsimile editions are worth the £12.95 price tag for the Frenchified handwritten text and superb colour printing .
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Three practical sessions are planned during the courses, covering photography, colour printing and audio visual.
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Register marks used in colour printing to position the paper correctly.
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The latest application of the ink-jet principle is that of colour printing .
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Unlike the colour printing achieved from multi-ribbon matrix printers the results are really excellent.
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He introduced colour printing of one-inch maps and caused the resumption of publication of 6-inch maps of selected areas.
firm
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In March, Northampton won a two-month breather from a winding-up order on more than £13,000 owed to a printing firm .
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Are there any printing firms out there who will help us?
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It ends months of financial worry for Alan Govier, who worked for a printing firm for forty-nine years.
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He was rich, he owned a printing firm .
industry
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The advantages for the printing industry have been enormous.
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In September 1971, a dispute in the printing industry kept New Scientist off the streets for nearly three months.
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Similar agreements followed in the construction and printing industries .
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One could also mention the printing industry machines which we export to the West.
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No knowledge of computer science or of the printing industry would be assumed.
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Pica a printing industry unit of measurement.
ink
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The blank spaces become wet and therefore reject the printing ink .
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Restrictions on the use of paper and printing ink resulted in canned goods carrying only half-labels.
money
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Many governments thus resort to financing expenditure through domestic bank borrowing and printing money , both of which are inflationary.
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For example, one year the Government stopped printing money and instead resorted to issuing cheques valid for 90 days.
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Governments were not responsible for this expansion of credit in the sense of running larger deficits and printing money to finance them.
plate
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Rotary press a web or reel fed printing press which uses a curved printing plate mounted on the plate cylinder.
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Letterset a printing process combining offset printing with a letterpress relief printing plate .
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Anodized plate an offset printing plate with a specially treated surface to reduce wear during printing.
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Line block a letterpress printing plate made up of solid areas and lines and without tones.
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The photographically prepared printing plate when being made is treated chemically so that the image will accept ink and reject water.
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Paper plate a short run offset printing plate on which matter can be typed directly.
press
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There has suddenly appeared a multitude of banners and pamphlets from these printing presses of the trees.
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The documents travel from printing press to wastepaper basket in one uninterrupted motion.
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Last, but not least, workers have fretted about being displaced by machines ever since the invention of the printing press .
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Pupils learn about how a printing press works.
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The Communist Party and various affiliates control nearly all Soviet printing presses and broadcasting stations.
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Sheet fed a printing press which prints single sheets of paper, not reels.
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By Saturday new plates had been made and the printing presses re-set.
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Ivan's son Djuradj is honoured as the first man to introduce a printing press into the Balkans.
process
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In 1836 Baxter received a royal patent for his printing process .
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Broadly speaking, the printing process falls into two stages, typesetting and printing.
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Letterset a printing process combining offset printing with a letterpress relief printing plate.
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Lithography a printing process based on the principle of the natural aversion of water to grease.
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Photographers also need to be informed of the printing process involved in the publications for which the picture is intended.
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This is a printing process and a machine would only be practical if the volume of office printing was high.
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Microsoft claims it speeds up printing and helps users understand the printing process .
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This negative can be used directly in the printing process .
screen
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Sericol, for the development of water-based screen printing inks.
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Safety clothing. Screen printing of bottles.
system
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With many micros standard interfaces are provided to allow a wide choice of printing systems to be attached.
trade
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After its partial recovery in the middle 1920s, the Edinburgh printing trade was hit by the depression.
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It is not in itself surprising that any mention of industrial employment for women should bring the printing trade to mind.
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Top of the list - and there are obvious reasons for this - comes the printing trade .
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Until they are, female labour at half rates will have a dangerous effect on the printing trade in general.
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In the printing trade , mobility had long been a traditional element in the organization of mutual support.
works
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Anna-Francis's side-kick Alan Tate and Mike Treloar, the foreman at the printing works .
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The rest of the week he was at the printing works .
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The printing works is a good investment for anybody's money and this site is a key one in the street.
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He shuddered involuntarily and walked on towards the printing works .
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I was working in brother Louis's printing works .
■ VERB
use
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The host software interfaces with the native Unix spooler to allow the workstation to use its own printing resources.
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This negative can be used directly in the printing process.
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Can also be used for printing upon.
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By 1826 no less than ten newspaper presses were using Applegath &038; Cowper printing machines.
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Rotary press a web or reel fed printing press which uses a curved printing plate mounted on the plate cylinder.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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printing technology
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The book is in its fourth printing .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A modest investment in design and printing can produce extremely impressive and high quality materials.
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An optional gateway function to other terminals and personal computers is included, as is a printing function.
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Are there any printing firms out there who will help us?
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Other new features in this version are automatic envelope printing , and an easier route to mail merge, called Smart Merge.
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The division's business is in microfilming computer output and laser printing .
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The use of three-dimensional shapes for printing gives opportunity for the shapes themselves to be compared and discussed.
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Under the 1643 ordinance to control printing , Bachilor was appointed one of the twelve divines empowered to license books of divinity.