🇬🇧 Print meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A print is a picture that is made by copying another picture, like a painting or drawing, usually by putting ink or paint on something and pressing paper on it so you can have the same picture again and again.

I taped a print of a clean bedroom to my door so my parents think I’ve actually cleaned the real one inside.

I put a print of a giant pizza on the ceiling, so every night I fall asleep hungry and slightly offended.

We framed a print of a mountain, and my dad said, ‘Look kids, now we can go hiking without leaving the couch.’

The art museum sold us a print of a famous painting, so now we’re only pretending to be fancy.

Some artists make many copies of the same picture, and each copy is called a print—so if you own one, you kind of share the artwork with a whole secret club of other people.

A child finds blue ink, a leaf, and paper. She puts the leaf on the ink and puts paper on top. The child makes a print. She makes another print, then three more prints in a row. Her mother sees the bright print on the wall and smiles. The child hugs the first print.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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