He now prints papers in several Asian languages.

他现在发行的报纸包括多种亚洲语言。

40.the symptorn is all control buttons inoperative. The symptorn is printing paper alwys squeezed.

故障现象是各功能键失效。故障现象是总夹纸。

In addition to printing out your paper, you should also take the time to read it out loud.

除了打印出你的论文，你也应该花时间大声地把它读出来。

It said the colonists had to buy a British stamp for every piece of printed paper they used.

据说殖民地居民使用的每一张印刷纸都必须购买印花税券。

I even splurged and got the high-quality glossy print paper because you need to invest in yourself, okay?

我什至挥霍并得到了高质量的光面打印纸，因为你需要投资自己， 好吗？

Make sure the print paper isn't too heavy because you're going to layer the picture over each other.

确保打印纸不要太重，因为您要将图片叠在一起。

Daily newspapers have a deadline, which is the time they have to stop writing and start printing the paper.

日报有一个最后期限，也就是他们必须停止写作，开始印刷报纸的时候。

However, all national papers now have their own websites; some are shifting classified advertising away from the printed paper.

然而，所有的国家报纸现在都有自己的网站；一些报纸正在把分类广告从印刷报纸上转移出去。

" No, but I read all her pieces, and I know a fellow who works in the office where this paper is printed."

“不认识，不过我读过她的所有作品，我认识个朋友在一家办事处工作，这份报纸就是那儿印行的。”

I find that the most effective way to do a technical edit is to print out the paper and go over it by hand.

我发现进行技术编辑最有效的方法是把论文打印出来，然后手头上检查一遍。

Miss Tarbell enjoyed working for the newspaper. She discovered, though, that she was interested in stories that were too long for the paper to print.

塔贝尔小姐喜欢为报社工作。但是，她发现，她发现她对那些篇幅很长、报纸无法刊登的故事很感兴趣。

Here, if he wasn't experimenting with strange liquids and powders, he was printing a little paper that he had started, called the " Weekly Herald."

在这里，如果他没有试验奇怪的液体和粉末，那么他就在印刷一份他已经开业的小报《每周先驱报》。

Nowadays, they usually just give you a little sheet of paper printed out from the computer that tells you the due date.

现在，他们通常只给你一张从电脑打印出来的小纸条， 告诉你截止日期。

Because it was inconvenient to carry around a large number of heavy iron coins, the government started printing paper receipts. People took these receipts to banks and traded them in for coins.

因为携带大量沉重的铁币出行不方便，政府开始印制纸质收据。人们带这些收据到银行，再把它们兑换成硬币。