Definition of lithographic in English:

lithographic

adjective ˌlɪθəˈɡrafɪkˌlɪθəˈɡræfɪk

Relating to or produced by lithography.
lithographic prints
Example sentencesExamples
- The remainder of the exhibition comprised lithographic and intaglio prints, and artists' books made by invited high profile artists.
- In another, he reverentially rubbed loaves of bread across lithographic stones while creating a print depicting the pieta.
- In the mid-1870s, a French missionary and a Chinese priest went to France and brought advanced lithographic printing to Shanghai, setting up China's first lithographic press.
- The cells, which run on a methanol-water mixture, can be mass-produced using a lithographic process to ‘print’ the metal electrodes and catalysts onto a porous plastic film.
- Their work encompasses a diverse mix of mediums and styles, from imposing colourful canvasses to intricately detailed lithographic prints.
- Although medieval printers produced seasonal sheets and pictures, Christmas cards were a fruit of the industrial revolution especially after Aloys Senefelder perfected lithographic printing in 1796.
- They had to compete with lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques and were therefore well executed - sometimes in deluxe printing with such lavish techniques like mica or embossing.
- I was so impressed with their work, I told them I would find them a lithographic printer.
- Some hard copy materials, such as lithographic prints and oil paintings, can have many more degrees of freedom, however.
- For your efforts you will also get a bonus of 23 modern lithographic prints by contemporary artists.
- It tells the story of Europe's exploration of Egypt, accompanied by over a thousand color reproductions of old lithographic prints.
- Not only are the prints themselves on display, but additional information has been included on the careful process of creating a successful lithographic print.
- In that respect, it differs from most contemporary lithographic portraits of the violinist, which show him bust-length, his piercing gaze riveted on the viewer.
- After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900.
- The well-known study by Thomas Maguire, a lithographic print taken from life in 1849, was from the outset a commercial project.
- With the Meiji period, Western lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques gradually replaced the old way of printing by carving woodblocks.
- The best-quality reproductions come from lithographic prints, which contain blocks of solid color.
- The result is photographically reduced and printed on a lithographic zinc plate.
- At Curwen Studios, Cambridgeshire, they print a lithographic poster using methods Lautrec himself would have used.
- They signed up for two copies of the book and ordered an additional two hundred offprints of the lithographic view.

Derivatives

lithographically

adverbˌlɪθəˈɡrafɪkliˌlɪθəˈɡræfək(ə)li

This probably took place on 24 May, for of that day Barrett wrote, ‘At my request and in my presence… he sat for a daguerreotype, which was lithographically reproduced for the volume then in production, published the following month.’
Example sentencesExamples
- Now if we could design things so that each crystallite is located in a specific place - in a lithographically defined place - then we can record on individual crystallites.
- Our group is studying a tilted-grating profile in a planar structure within a thin waveguide layer upon which other lithographically defined electrical interconnection layers can be built.
- Once chips are patterned, the materials issues and electrical characteristics of particular lithographically produced structures can dramatically alter chip performance and reliability.
- The images were transferred lithographically or hand-painted on to glass using transparent pigments and then issued in sets of eight or twelve.

Rhymes

autobiographic, autographic, bibliographic, biographic, calligraphic, cartographic, choreographic, cinematographic, cryptographic, demographic, geographic, graphic, hagiographic, historiographic, holographic, hydrographic, iconographic, monographic, orthographic, palaeographic (US paleographic), photographic, pictographic, pornographic, reprographic, Sapphic, seraphic, stenographic, telegraphic, traffic, typographic, xerographic

Definition of lithographic in US English:

lithographic

adjectiveˌlɪθəˈɡræfɪkˌliTHəˈɡrafik

Relating to or produced by lithography.
lithographic prints
Example sentencesExamples
- In that respect, it differs from most contemporary lithographic portraits of the violinist, which show him bust-length, his piercing gaze riveted on the viewer.
- They signed up for two copies of the book and ordered an additional two hundred offprints of the lithographic view.
- For your efforts you will also get a bonus of 23 modern lithographic prints by contemporary artists.
- They had to compete with lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques and were therefore well executed - sometimes in deluxe printing with such lavish techniques like mica or embossing.
- The cells, which run on a methanol-water mixture, can be mass-produced using a lithographic process to ‘print’ the metal electrodes and catalysts onto a porous plastic film.
- The result is photographically reduced and printed on a lithographic zinc plate.
- In the mid-1870s, a French missionary and a Chinese priest went to France and brought advanced lithographic printing to Shanghai, setting up China's first lithographic press.
- After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900.
- The well-known study by Thomas Maguire, a lithographic print taken from life in 1849, was from the outset a commercial project.
- With the Meiji period, Western lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques gradually replaced the old way of printing by carving woodblocks.
- It tells the story of Europe's exploration of Egypt, accompanied by over a thousand color reproductions of old lithographic prints.
- At Curwen Studios, Cambridgeshire, they print a lithographic poster using methods Lautrec himself would have used.
- The remainder of the exhibition comprised lithographic and intaglio prints, and artists' books made by invited high profile artists.
- Their work encompasses a diverse mix of mediums and styles, from imposing colourful canvasses to intricately detailed lithographic prints.
- Some hard copy materials, such as lithographic prints and oil paintings, can have many more degrees of freedom, however.
- The best-quality reproductions come from lithographic prints, which contain blocks of solid color.
- Not only are the prints themselves on display, but additional information has been included on the careful process of creating a successful lithographic print.
- In another, he reverentially rubbed loaves of bread across lithographic stones while creating a print depicting the pieta.
- I was so impressed with their work, I told them I would find them a lithographic printer.
- Although medieval printers produced seasonal sheets and pictures, Christmas cards were a fruit of the industrial revolution especially after Aloys Senefelder perfected lithographic printing in 1796.

单词	lithographic
释义	Definition of lithographic in English: lithographic adjective ˌlɪθəˈɡrafɪkˌlɪθəˈɡræfɪk Relating to or produced by lithography. lithographic prints Example sentencesExamples The remainder of the exhibition comprised lithographic and intaglio prints, and artists' books made by invited high profile artists. In another, he reverentially rubbed loaves of bread across lithographic stones while creating a print depicting the pieta. In the mid-1870s, a French missionary and a Chinese priest went to France and brought advanced lithographic printing to Shanghai, setting up China's first lithographic press. The cells, which run on a methanol-water mixture, can be mass-produced using a lithographic process to ‘print’ the metal electrodes and catalysts onto a porous plastic film. Their work encompasses a diverse mix of mediums and styles, from imposing colourful canvasses to intricately detailed lithographic prints. Although medieval printers produced seasonal sheets and pictures, Christmas cards were a fruit of the industrial revolution especially after Aloys Senefelder perfected lithographic printing in 1796. They had to compete with lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques and were therefore well executed - sometimes in deluxe printing with such lavish techniques like mica or embossing. I was so impressed with their work, I told them I would find them a lithographic printer. Some hard copy materials, such as lithographic prints and oil paintings, can have many more degrees of freedom, however. For your efforts you will also get a bonus of 23 modern lithographic prints by contemporary artists. It tells the story of Europe's exploration of Egypt, accompanied by over a thousand color reproductions of old lithographic prints. Not only are the prints themselves on display, but additional information has been included on the careful process of creating a successful lithographic print. In that respect, it differs from most contemporary lithographic portraits of the violinist, which show him bust-length, his piercing gaze riveted on the viewer. After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900. The well-known study by Thomas Maguire, a lithographic print taken from life in 1849, was from the outset a commercial project. With the Meiji period, Western lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques gradually replaced the old way of printing by carving woodblocks. The best-quality reproductions come from lithographic prints, which contain blocks of solid color. The result is photographically reduced and printed on a lithographic zinc plate. At Curwen Studios, Cambridgeshire, they print a lithographic poster using methods Lautrec himself would have used. They signed up for two copies of the book and ordered an additional two hundred offprints of the lithographic view. Derivatives lithographically adverbˌlɪθəˈɡrafɪkliˌlɪθəˈɡræfək(ə)li This probably took place on 24 May, for of that day Barrett wrote, ‘At my request and in my presence… he sat for a daguerreotype, which was lithographically reproduced for the volume then in production, published the following month.’ Example sentencesExamples Now if we could design things so that each crystallite is located in a specific place - in a lithographically defined place - then we can record on individual crystallites. Our group is studying a tilted-grating profile in a planar structure within a thin waveguide layer upon which other lithographically defined electrical interconnection layers can be built. Once chips are patterned, the materials issues and electrical characteristics of particular lithographically produced structures can dramatically alter chip performance and reliability. The images were transferred lithographically or hand-painted on to glass using transparent pigments and then issued in sets of eight or twelve. Rhymes autobiographic, autographic, bibliographic, biographic, calligraphic, cartographic, choreographic, cinematographic, cryptographic, demographic, geographic, graphic, hagiographic, historiographic, holographic, hydrographic, iconographic, monographic, orthographic, palaeographic (US paleographic), photographic, pictographic, pornographic, reprographic, Sapphic, seraphic, stenographic, telegraphic, traffic, typographic, xerographic Definition of lithographic in US English: lithographic adjectiveˌlɪθəˈɡræfɪkˌliTHəˈɡrafik Relating to or produced by lithography. lithographic prints Example sentencesExamples In that respect, it differs from most contemporary lithographic portraits of the violinist, which show him bust-length, his piercing gaze riveted on the viewer. They signed up for two copies of the book and ordered an additional two hundred offprints of the lithographic view. For your efforts you will also get a bonus of 23 modern lithographic prints by contemporary artists. They had to compete with lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques and were therefore well executed - sometimes in deluxe printing with such lavish techniques like mica or embossing. The cells, which run on a methanol-water mixture, can be mass-produced using a lithographic process to ‘print’ the metal electrodes and catalysts onto a porous plastic film. The result is photographically reduced and printed on a lithographic zinc plate. In the mid-1870s, a French missionary and a Chinese priest went to France and brought advanced lithographic printing to Shanghai, setting up China's first lithographic press. After a six-year apprenticeship with a firm of lithographic printers he moved to London in 1900. The well-known study by Thomas Maguire, a lithographic print taken from life in 1849, was from the outset a commercial project. With the Meiji period, Western lithographic or photo-mechanical printing techniques gradually replaced the old way of printing by carving woodblocks. It tells the story of Europe's exploration of Egypt, accompanied by over a thousand color reproductions of old lithographic prints. At Curwen Studios, Cambridgeshire, they print a lithographic poster using methods Lautrec himself would have used. The remainder of the exhibition comprised lithographic and intaglio prints, and artists' books made by invited high profile artists. Their work encompasses a diverse mix of mediums and styles, from imposing colourful canvasses to intricately detailed lithographic prints. Some hard copy materials, such as lithographic prints and oil paintings, can have many more degrees of freedom, however. The best-quality reproductions come from lithographic prints, which contain blocks of solid color. Not only are the prints themselves on display, but additional information has been included on the careful process of creating a successful lithographic print. In another, he reverentially rubbed loaves of bread across lithographic stones while creating a print depicting the pieta. I was so impressed with their work, I told them I would find them a lithographic printer. Although medieval printers produced seasonal sheets and pictures, Christmas cards were a fruit of the industrial revolution especially after Aloys Senefelder perfected lithographic printing in 1796.
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