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| pre·print [ pr prìnt ] |
noun (plural pre·prints) |
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1. draft circulated before publication: a piece of writing, especially a contribution to an academic journal, that is printed and often distributed in a preliminary form before official publication
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2. something printed in advance: a part of a publication, e.g. an individual advertisement, printed in advance
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transitive verb (past and past participle pre·print·ed, present participle pre·print·ing, 3rd person present singular pre·prints) |
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print something before official publication: to issue something, especially an article or other piece of writing, in draft form before its official publication
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