lithograph

A noun referring to a print produced by the process of lithography, or a duplicator that uses a flat surface treated to absorb or repel ink in a desired pattern.

• 🇨🇳名词，指用平版印刷术（石印术）印制出的印刷品或图片；也指使用经过处理、能按图案吸墨或拒墨的平面版材进行印刷的机器。

1. Print produced by lithography B2 formal art

   A print or image made using the lithographic printing process, where an image is drawn on a flat stone or metal plate and transferred to paper.

   • The gallery displayed a rare lithograph by the artist.
   • He collected vintage lithographs from the 19th century.
   • The museum's collection includes a signed lithograph of the original painting.

   🇨🇳石版画

2. Printing machine or plate C1 formal art

   A flat surface, typically made of stone or metal, used in the lithographic process to create prints by selectively absorbing or repelling ink.

   • The printer carefully prepared the lithograph for the next run.
   • The artist used a limestone lithograph to create the series.
   • The lithograph was treated with chemicals to ensure the ink adhered correctly.

   🇨🇳平版印刷版或印版

   同义词: platestone

• lithographs plural form
• lithographs' possessive plural form
• lithograph's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to produce a print or image using the process of lithography, typically involving a stone or metal plate.

• 🇨🇳用石版或金属版通过平版印刷工艺制作图像或印刷品；也指用光刻工艺在表面上制作微细图案。

1. Print by lithography C1 formal art

   To produce a print or image using the lithographic process, which involves drawing on a stone or metal plate with a greasy substance and then transferring the image to paper.

   • The artist decided to lithograph a series of his sketches.
   • They lithograph limited edition prints for collectors.
   • She learned how to lithograph in her printmaking class.

   🇨🇳石版印刷

• lithographed past participle
• lithographed past simple
• lithographing present participle
• lithographs third person singular