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Перевод: printed

[прилагательное]
набивной [текст.];
[существительное]
бандероль

Тезаурус:

1. The tide flows strongly in favour of the populist, the valueless public library the Library service has lost its soul and, desperately seeking some justification for its existence, veers between pop-marketing in imitation of the big chains - the McDonald's and Burger Kings of the printed word - and trying to be a sub-branch of information processing.
2. The new tone was set in the early hours of Friday when a broken-hearted bearded man of radical inclinations tore down his Labour posters and replaced them with a single bleak statement which, curiously, he must have had printed before the election.
3. If any of those letters were published, and especially if they printed his initials at the end, someone - Eleanor for instance - might recognize Gina and himself.
4. The book-collector becomes familiar with the "off-set", which is the accidental transfer, in a rather tasteful brown shade, of ink from a printed page or illustration to the opposite page.
5. In a business, copies of letters printed and sent might be the first to go: you would have taken "hard" copies of them already if needed for records.
6. Other methods which should prove useful are lectures, the use of printed media, self-instruction methods, individual tape-slide instruction, and individual help.
7. It's finished to a very high standard and the hardware is equally attractive - particularly the thick, clear scratchplate, printed on the underside in silver with the black Vox logo.
8. It shall be the duty of every library authority to provide a comprehensive and efficient library service for all persons desiring to make use thereof (2) In fulfilling its duty a library authority shall in particular have regard to the desirability (a) of securing, by keeping of adequate stocks, by arrangements with other library authorities, and by any other appropriate means, that facilities are available for the borrowing of, or reference to, books and other printed matter, and pictures, gramophone records, films and other materials, sufficient in number, range and quality to meet the general requirements and any special requirements both of adults and children
9. A magazine which printed any of Mo Anthoine's or Don Whillans' more pointed deflations could now all too easily find itself the object of a libel writ.
10. If a book or manuscript has headings or the first capitals of paragraphs painted or printed in red, the rest of the text being black, it is said to be "rubricated".
11. From then onwards we cut full-size wallpaper blocks faced with lino and passed on the blocks to Coles who printed and sold the designs."
12. These efforts have proved - regrettably - to be unsuccessful, and the essay is therefore printed here for the first time without its owner's permission.
13. They may be glazed, with a plain colour or a printed design, or unglazed - more commonly known as quarry tiles - and many have textured surfaces to make them less slippery underfoot.