to produce text or images on paper or other surfaces using a mechanical or electronic process

to set a new record or achieve a significant milestone in history

to brush one's teeth

to paint or whitewash a surface such as a wall or ceiling

to wash away or wear down soil, rock, or other surfaces through the action of flowing water

a tool with bristles, wire, or other filaments, used for cleaning, grooming, or painting

to get rid of or exonerate oneself from a bad reputation, disgrace, or a misconception

a facility or business establishment where materials such as books, newspapers, or magazines are printed

happening all at once; appearing or acting simultaneously

printed products

the commercial sector or business involved in the production of printed materials such as books and newspapers

to scrub clean

the technology, art, or historical invention of reproducing text and images on paper or other materials

printed style (as opposed to cursive)

scrubbing brush

The physical, hard-copy edition of a publication, often in contrast to its digital or electronic version.

printing with movable type

the technology of printing using movable components to reproduce the elements of a document

a printing method using movable components (such as metal, wood, or clay characters) to reproduce text; includes the process of setting and printing

to fraudulently draw on (sb's credit card account)

The largest size of brush used by a housepainter.

to have ability or expertise; to be capable or proficient

a worker who paints or whitewashes walls and ceilings.

paintbrush; writing brush (especially in computer graphics software)

A printing process where the image is on a raised surface, such as letterpress or typography using metal plates.

a printing process that creates raised or recessed relief images and designs in paper and other materials

to flash or overwrite the firmware of a device (computing)

to binge-watch (TV)

to generate fake transactions in order to game a commercial online platform (one that rewards users who make numerous transactions)

to use a credit card (or swipe card, smart card etc)

to stay up all night; to pull an all-nighter

to flood (on an Internet forum etc)

to scroll through or check a smartphone for social media updates, news, or videos

to strum a chord (Taiwanese usage)

to remove someone or something from a competition or process, often through a selection or testing stage.

to set a new record

to replace or reinstall the firmware or operating system on a mobile device

to max out (a credit card)

to scan one's face for identity verification