1 (Tip) (letters) letra; (f) (printed matter) texto impreso; (m) I can't read this print, it's too small no puedo leer esta letra, es demasiado pequeña; columns of tiny print columnas de letra pequeña menuda; (f)or it presents the reader with solid masses of print enfrenta al lector con largos párrafos de texto (impreso) ininterrumpido
the high quality print of a laser printer the numbers are written in this rather stylized thick square print business writing no longer presents the reader with solid masses of print he likes to see himself in print he wasn't prepared to say it in print Atlanta Coach Dan Henning attacked him in print for his slipshod approach I will not mention his name in print I honestly don't think that anything I say in cold print will convince anyone
in bold printbold en negrita
the fine printfine la letra pequeña menuda;or read the fine print and find out exactly what the policy will cover the US embassy says the fine print needs to be worked out on the trade agreement between the United States and the European Community read the [fine] print before you sign
to be in printin (be published) estar publicado; (be available) estar a la venta /why was this book in print?/ - no one in their right mind would want to read it I think you'll find it's still in print many of their books have been in print for nearly 40 years Express Music will get any available title in print "[books] [in] print"
to appear in print [+work] publicarse; the first time the term appeared in print was in 1530 la primera vez que apareció el término en una publicación fue en 1530
many of these poets appeared in print only long after their deaths...
to get into printinto publicarse we don't want that to get into print I've got into print at last! There was no immediate prospect of the diaries' getting into print
in large printlarge con letra grande a poster proclaimed in large print that auctions were held monthly
to be out of printout of estar agotado I believe the book is now out of print, but it can easily be borrowed from libraries the Macmillan edition is out of print
to go out of print agotarse
the book went out of print within six months of being published
to rush into printrush lanzarse a publicar Independent strategic analysts have rushed into print with alternative proposals they do tend to rush into print at the slightest suggestion Critics rushed into print with lists of indictable precedents She rushed into print with her book A Question Of Judgement to tell her story
in small printsmall con letra pequeña menuda;or in small print there was the note, "check local store for exact hours" a clause in small print a the back of the brochure
read the small print before you sign lea la letra pequeña menuda antes de firmar;or
we haven't seen the small print yet, but the contract appears OK in principle she looked at the small print at the bottom of the section
2 (mark, imprint) [of foot, finger, tyre] huella; (f) marca; (f) (fingerprint) huella digital; (f) huella dactilar; (f) his feet left prints in the soft soil he crawled from print to print, sniffing at the earth, following the scent left in the tracks a few yards towards the river was the unmistakable print of a foot fresh prints of both girls were found in the flat "did you have the other prints on the glass checked to see if they were Mrs Rickmore's?" Doug found himself touching the bell push gingerly for fear of leaving a print rough-patterned prints of army trucks, narrower prints of a jeep his photos captured the print of tire treads passing over Pasolini's back a single set of [boot] prints in the snow
to take sb's prints tomar las huellas digitales dactilares a algn;or
we took his prints but they didn't match the ones on the gun hoof: hoof print paw: paw print
3 (fabric) estampado; (m) her mother wore one of her dark summer prints the designs in both books are principally flower and stripe prints Indian cotton, Thai silk, batik prints silk halternecks were in black, green and tan jungle prints
a cotton print un estampado de algodón
someone had curtained the windows with a cotton print of roses on a blue background
4 (Art) (etching, woodcut, lithograph) grabado; (m) (reproduction) reproducción; (f) 12 original copper plates engraved by William Hogarth for his famous series of prints Lady Hargreaves wanted sporting prints cheap prints of old masters hung on the walls Cross sank into a chair and stared at a print of the Moscow subway that hung on the wall screen: screen print
5 (Fot) (Cine) copia; (f) to make a print from a negative the prints were underdeveloped [black and white]/[colour] prints black and white prints of Margaret and Jean as children 35mm colour print films you can order both black-and-white and color prints
