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copperplate

/ˈkɒp.ə.pleɪt/

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noun

/ˈkɒp.ə.pleɪt/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее стиль элегантного рукописного письма, происходящий от гравюр на медных пластинах, или оттиск или гравюра, сделанные с травленой или гравированной медной пластины.

A noun referring to a style of elegant handwriting derived from copperplate engravings, or a print or engraving made from an etched or engraved copper plate.

  1. Elegant handwriting styleB2formal

    A refined and flowing style of handwriting, originally modeled after the script used in copperplate engravings.

    ruКаллиграфический почерк

    • She wrote the invitation in beautiful copperplate.
    • The calligrapher specialized in copperplate script.
    • His copperplate handwriting was admired by all his teachers.

    Synonymsround hand

  2. Print from an engraved plateC1formal

    A print or impression made from a copper plate that has been engraved or etched.

    ruГравюра на меди

    • The museum displayed a rare copperplate from the 18th century.
    • He collected antique copperplates of famous artworks.
    • The artist produced a limited edition of copperplates.

    Synonymsengravingimpressionprint

  3. Engraved copper plateC1formal

    A smooth plate of copper that has been etched or engraved for printing purposes.

    ruМедная пластина для гравировки

    • The engraver carefully prepared the copperplate for printing.
    • Copperplates were commonly used for printing banknotes.
    • The workshop had a collection of old copperplates.
Forms
  • copperplates plural form
  • copperplates' possessive plural form
  • copperplate's possessive singular form
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