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Anglais

reprint

gb/ɹˈipɹɪnt/ us/ɹˈipɹɪnt/
B2 Anglais
~ 9200
Sens
0 sens
Verbe B2 action
1

print something again

to print the same writing or picture again

Schéma d’usage : to reprint [something]
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes use "rewrite" instead of "reprint". "Rewrite" means to change the words; "reprint" means to print the same content again, even if there are only small corrections.
Synonymes
republish (Often used for books or articles made available again; can include digital formats, not only printing.) | reissue (Stresses making something available again, especially books or music; may include changes, not just printing again.)
Antonymes
withdraw (To remove a book or article from sale or circulation instead of printing it again.)
Collocations
reprint an article |reprint a book |reprint a photograph |reprint the story |reprint with permission |newly reprinted
Thèmes
publishing |media |business |work |communication |arts_entertainment
Exemples
  • The publisher decided to reprint the novel after it became popular on social media.
  • They plan to reprint the manual with updated safety information.
  • The magazine will reprint the photograph in next month’s issue.
  • Due to high demand, the company had to reprint thousands of copies of the brochure.
  • The newspaper reprinted the story the next day to correct several errors.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • The shop sold out, so they will reprint the book.
  • The newspaper will reprint the ad next week.
  • We need to reprint these tickets because the date is wrong.
  • The teacher asked the school to reprint the exam papers.
  • They reprint old posters and sell them online.
Nom B2 entity
2

new printing of a work

a new printing of a book or other work that was printed before

Schéma d’usage : a reprint of [a book / an article]
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse "reprint" with "rewrite" or think a reprint always has new content. A reprint is usually the same text, just printed again, sometimes with only small corrections or a new cover.
Synonymes
new edition (Can suggest that some changes or updates were made, while a reprint is often exactly the same as the original.)
Antonymes
first edition (Refers to the very first printing of a work, before any reprints are made.)
Collocations
paperback reprint |cheap reprint |first reprint |reprint edition |authorized reprint |mass-market reprint
Thèmes
publishing |media |arts_entertainment |education |communication
Exemples
  • The paperback reprint came out two years after the hardback edition.
  • This is a 2005 reprint of a classic 19th‑century novel.
  • The publisher plans a special illustrated reprint for the book’s anniversary.
  • Collectors are willing to pay more for originals than for later reprints.
  • The library copy is a reprint, not the first edition.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • I bought a cheap reprint of the old book.
  • This reprint has a new cover but the same story.
  • The museum sells a reprint of the old map.
  • She owns a reprint of her favorite childhood comic.
  • They released a reprint of the guide with the same text.
Nom technical C1 entity
3

separate printed copy of article

a single printed copy of an article or chapter that was first printed in a journal or book

Schéma d’usage : a reprint of [an article / a chapter]
Synonymes
offprint (A specialist publishing term that usually refers specifically to separate copies of journal articles or book chapters.)
Antonymes
original journal issue (Refers to the full journal or book where the article first appeared, not the separate copy.)
Collocations
journal reprints |order reprints |author reprints |request reprints |free reprints |article reprint
Thèmes
science |academia |publishing |education |work |communication
Exemples
  • The researcher mailed reprints of her article to colleagues around the world.
  • Authors can order up to fifty free reprints from the journal.
  • Please mark on the form how many reprints you require.
  • The conference packet included a reprint of the key study.
  • He handed out reprints of his chapter after the lecture.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • The scientist sent reprints of his paper to other labs.
  • You can order reprints of your article from the journal.
  • The professor gave us a reprint of an old study.
  • Each speaker received reprints of their own work.
  • She keeps reprints of her best papers in a folder.
Verbe C1 action
4

publish content again in another outlet

to publish an article, photo, or other text again in a different magazine, newspaper, book, or website

Schéma d’usage : to reprint [something] from [a source]
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may think "reprint" always means the same publisher is printing again. In media, it often means a different outlet publishes material that first appeared somewhere else, usually with a note like "reprinted from...".
Synonymes
syndicate (In media, means to sell or distribute articles or columns for publication in multiple outlets; focuses on distribution rather than the act of printing.)
Antonymes
publish exclusively (To allow material to appear in only one outlet, not to be printed again elsewhere.)
Collocations
reprint material from |reprint a column |reprint excerpts |reprinted from [source] |permission to reprint |reprint a photo
Thèmes
media |publishing |law |work |communication |business
Exemples
  • Several local papers chose to reprint the column from the national news service.
  • The essay was originally published online and later reprinted in a major magazine.
  • The book reprints several interviews that first appeared in newspapers.
  • The newspaper reprinted the photo without getting permission from the photographer.
  • This article is reprinted from The Guardian with minor edits.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • The website reprinted the story from a big newspaper.
  • The book reprints three old articles from a magazine.
  • Our school paper will reprint a weather report from another site.
  • The blog reprinted my post on its front page.
  • This text is reprinted from a 1990 report.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
reprint
API
GB/ɹˈipɹɪnt/
US/ɹˈipɹɪnt/
Syllabes et accentuation
re - print (2 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (re)
Formes du mot
Noun
  • Base: reprint
  • Plural: reprints
Verb
  • Base: reprint
  • 3rd Person Singular: reprints
  • Present Participle: reprinting
  • Past: reprinted
Famille de mots
Forms
reprints noun reprinting verb reprinted verb
Core family
print verb A2 printer noun A2 printing noun
Related words
printable adjective A2 printout noun
Negative and opposite forms
unprintable adjective
Advanced or less common
preprint noun imprint verb B2
Expressions

reprinted from

1
/ɹipɹˈɪntɪd fɹˈʌm/
fixed phrase formal

shows where text first appeared

used before the name of a book, newspaper, or website to show where the text was first printed

Exemples
  • This article is reprinted from The New Yorker.
  • The chapter is reprinted from a 1980 report by the World Bank.
  • The following poem is reprinted from her first collection.

reprinted with permission

1
/ɹipɹˈɪntɪd wˈɪθ pɚmˈɪʃən/
fixed phrase formal

republished with the owner’s consent

used to show that an article, story, or other text is printed again because the owner said it was okay

Exemples
  • The essay appears here reprinted with permission from the original publisher.
  • All the excerpts in this collection are reprinted with permission.
  • This article is reprinted with permission of the author and the magazine.
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