printing press

英 [ˈprɪntɪŋ pres]

美 [ˈprɪntɪŋ pres]

n. 印刷机

牛津词典

noun

印刷机
a machine that produces books, newspapers, etc. by pressing a surface covered in ink onto paper

印刷机
Aprinting pressis a machine used for printing, especially one that can print books, newspapers, or documents in large numbers.

noun

In order to promote the enhancement of domestic printing press levels in automatic inspection and control technology.
为了促进我国印刷机自动检测与控制技术水平的提高。
The printing press is a machine that can make lots of books in a short time.
印刷机是短时间内可以制成大量书籍的机器。
After the printing press was invented, 1 stories could be written down and read by many people.
印刷术发明了之后，故事可以被写下来，供许多人阅读。
You will use etching tools, plexiglass, inks, and a printing press to create your prints.
你将学着使用蚀刻工具、有机玻璃、油墨，最后还可以用印制机制作出你的画作。
Written in print characters or produced by means of e.g. a printing press.
以印刷的方式写的或由印刷机制造出来的。
The invention of paper, the compass, the printing press, the clock.
纸，指南针，印刷机和时钟的发明。
Which invention do you think is more important& the printing press or the Internet?
你认为什么发明是更重要的印刷机还是网络？
His techniques were copied and adapted. Thanks to the printing press, cheap books were possible.
他的技术被广泛采纳应用，因为有了印刷机，书本才会变得这么便宜。
Newspapers stemmed from the invention of the printing press.
报纸源于印刷机的发明。
The old printing press will have to be pensioned off.
那个旧印刷机得报销了。