typesetter in Irish
typesetter in Irish is cló-eagraí, clóchuradóir — typesetter means someone whose job is to arrange letters and characters ready for printing, especially by hand in the past.
typesetter in Irish
cló-eagraí
(historical) A person who sets type; an employee in a printshop who manually selected pieces of movable type and assembled them for printing.
clóchuradóir
(historical) A person who sets type; an employee in a printshop who manually selected pieces of movable type and assembled them for printing.
What does "typesetter" mean?
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noun Someone whose job is to arrange letters and characters ready for printing, especially by hand in the past.
"My writing all took place over weekends, and because I only lived about ten miles away, Peter would hot-foot it to my home on a Monday morning to collect a large parcel of hand-typed sheets of copy, for despatch to the typesetters."
- noun A machine that arranges letters and characters in the right order so that a page can be printed.
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typesetter in a sentence
- My writing all took place over weekends, and because I only lived about ten miles away, Peter would hot-foot it to my home on a Monday morning to collect a large parcel of hand-typed sheets of copy, for despatch to the typesetters.
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What is "typesetter" in Irish?
"typesetter" in Irish is cló-eagraí, clóchuradóir. typesetter means: Someone whose job is to arrange letters and characters ready for printing, especially by hand in the past.
Are there other ways to say "typesetter" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "typesetter": cló-eagraí, clóchuradóir.
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