print up

B2 neutral separable transitive

In simple words

to make many printed copies of something

Literal meaning: Literally, to print something and build up a supply of copies.

Meanings

1 B2 neutral

common

to print multiple copies of something for distribution or use

"We'll print up some flyers for the school fair."

Grammar: separable

2 B2 neutral

uncommon

to have something prepared in printed form

"The hotel printed up new menus for the summer season."

Grammar: separable

Usage notes

Used for leaflets, forms, posters, menus, and similar materials. Less common than 'print out' for single copies.

leaflets posters forms menus flyers tickets

Base

print up

I/you/we/they

3rd person

prints up

he/she/it

Past simple

printed up

yesterday

Past participle

printed up

have + pp

-ing form

printing up

continuous

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print run off produce copies of have printed publish in copies duplicate

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