reprint

reprint re‧print [ˌriːˈprɪnt] verb [intransitive, transitive]

if a book, document etc is reprinted, or if it reprints, more copies are printed:

• the costs of redesigning and reprinting stationery

• The publisher is reprinting 20,000 copies with corrections.

— reprint [ˈriːprɪnt] noun [countable] :

• Book publishing has soared to more than 55,000 new titles and reprints.

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reprint UK US /ˌriːˈprɪnt/ verb [I or T]

► to print more copies of a book, document, etc.: »

It was an instant best-seller and was reprinted many times.

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Permission must be obtained to reprint these photos.

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reprint UK US /ˈriːprɪnt/ noun [C or U]

► the printing of more copies of a book, document, etc.: »

His last book went into several reprints.

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The publisher has purchased all reprint rights.

► a book, article, etc. that has been printed again: »

This is a reprint of an earlier article.