reprint (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːˈprɪnt/

Definition

To print a new copy of a book or document that has been printed before.

Examples

• The library plans to reprint the rare historical maps.

• They decided to reprint the article in a different magazine.

• This edition is a reprint of the original 1950s publication.

How to Use reprint

reprint a book (collocation)

To print a new copy of a book that has been printed before. — "The publisher will reprint the book next year."

reprint an article (collocation)

To publish an article again in a different place or at a later time. — "We are considering to reprint the article in our journal."

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