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What does reprint mean?

reprint

— verb print anew They never reprinted the famous treatise — noun (= reprinting) a publication (such as a book) that is reprinted without changes or editing and offered again for sale — noun (= offprint) a separately printed article that originally appeared in a larger publication

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reprint English » English

reissue republish reproduce reprinting new edition separate second edition offprint republication reproduction publish print issue duplicate distribute copy worm withdraw take back revision revised edition retrieve republising renege on reedit recension pull new version impression glean extract emendation elicit dubbing draw back cancel

Conjugation reprint conjugation

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reprint · verb

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I wonder why Zenit doesn't reprint your books.
I tried to reprint him, but he woke up.
They're going to reprint our article everywhere, in the Caucasus, in the Crimea, even in the Urals.
A Moscow wire service is paying us 125,000 rubles for the reprint rights.
A reprint.
Well, maybe we'll have to do a reprint.
I need you to reprint the bumper because the tape lifts were stolen.
Anyway, Peter tells me Wadim's ordered a reprint, so. let's check and see if the new print's clean or not before we talk about reshoots.
You mean the one that's in its 3rd reprint but that's not my last one, Bruce.
I think it's an old reprint.
That's not a reprint.
The publisher is already considering a reprint.
The lawyer referenced the New York Times and Yale University Press decision not to reprint the Danish cartoon.
I mean, if you don't like it, I can go back and maybe reprint something.
What would you think of a 25-cent reprint of The Portrait of Dorian Gray?
At 7:56 we reprint the front page.
Chatto say the book is selling so well, they're forced to consider a reprint.
I think it's an old reprint. It gets nearer the door every time I move it.
We need a reprint of the original.
Then we'll reprint them, ok?
How long to reprint?
Then we'll have to reprint and distribute them on Sunday.
Reprint rights?
I think we'll reprint it.
They're going to reprint our article everywhere.
Let's call Michel - he'll reprint it in no time.
How do I know that is not a cheap reprint?
It's a reprint from the catalog of the 1957 show in London.
You could just reprint the one you did last time.
Maybe reprint an addition.
Because every year, I reprint the story.
It is, however, very expensive to reprint those cards, so we're leaning into it.
Read here, or I can reprint for ten cents a page.
We can call the Department of Health and ask for a reprint.

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