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carve printing blocks; publish; periodical; revise
Meanings
3 senses · 14 examplesverb
carve printing blocks; publish; print
literaryUsed in formal literary contexts, especially related to traditional printing and modern publishing.
This set of ancient books was published ten years ago.
This publishing house launched a new academic journal this year.
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The magazine was forced to cease publication due to financial issues.
Several revisions were made when this novel was printed.
Century-old printed ancient books require professional restoration.
noun
periodical; publication; supplement
neutralRefers to magazines, journals, or special sections in newspapers.
He founded a weekly magazine targeted at young people.
This monthly journal focuses on environmental themes.
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The supplement section of the newspaper often publishes literary works.
This magazine agency will select the best periodicals of the year each time.
I read this sports section every week.
verb
delete; revise; correct errors
literaryUsed for editing texts, correcting mistakes, or removing unnecessary content.
The editor is correcting errors and fixing mistakes in the article.
The author revised mistakes and filled in gaps to improve the entire manuscript.
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This speech draft needs to have redundant content removed.
He deleted three unnecessary paragraphs while revising his thesis.