Country in southern Asia, located between the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea.

an effect, image, or feeling that remains in one's mind after an experience

referring to the indigenous peoples of the Americas; American Indian

Indonesia; short for [[印度尼西亚|印度尼西亞|yin4 du4 ni2 xi1 ya4]]

To print out a document using a printer. In Taiwan, the term [[列印|列印|lie4 yin4]] is more commonly used for this sense.

printing as a process, industry, or technology

Indonesia; a country in Southeast Asia consisting of an archipelago between the Indian and Pacific Oceans

footprint; track; the mark left by a foot or shoe

A document or piece of material copied from an original; duplicate

to confirm or verify a viewpoint, idea, or text through facts or comparison; to corroborate

A printed design or pattern on fabric, paper, or other material; also used to describe objects featuring such patterns

A physical trace or visible sign; a mark, imprint, or track.

printer; a computer output device that prints text or graphics onto paper

to print; to produce a publication or printed material

to publish, print, and distribute official documents or promotional materials

One of the world's major oceans, located between Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica

to photocopy or duplicate a document, typically using a machine without making printing plates

seal; signet; stamp; chop; personal name seal

The peninsula of Southeast Asia between India and China; also used as an old name for [[中南半岛|中南半島|zhong1 nan2 ban4 dao3]]

A type of tax levied on legal documents, receipts, or property transfers, traditionally paid by purchasing and attaching a revenue stamp to the document.

Indiana; a state in the United States

to burn a mark onto livestock or an object; the mark so produced

a design or pattern in paper that is visible when held up to the light, used to prevent counterfeiting in currency or documents

an Indian person; Indian people

photocopier; duplicating machine (called [[影印机|影印機|ying3 yin4 ji1]] in Taiwan)

the physical mark left by a hand or fingers on a surface; fingermark; thumbprint

to print and dye patterns onto textiles

The Commercial Press; the oldest modern publishing house in China, established in 1897 in Shanghai and currently headquartered in Beijing.

American Indian; Native American people of North, Central, or South America

printing house; factory where books, newspapers, or pictures are printed

a trace or mark left by someone or something, such as a footprint or handprint

to reproduce books, manuscripts, or rare documents using photographic plate-making methods (facsimile printing)

one step, one footprint; to do things in a down-to-earth manner and make solid progress

to compile and print; to edit and publish

To process photographic film by developing the negative and printing the photos.

To have a mutual understanding or be in complete harmony; originally used in Zen Buddhism to describe the wordless transmission of teachings between master and disciple

printed materials of any kind, such as books, magazines, posters, and advertisements; printed products

Hinduism; an Indian religion evolved from Brahmanism and primarily practiced in South Asia

mark; trace; impression; imprint

Indiana, a state of the United States

a seal placed on an envelope, container, or warehouse to prevent unauthorized opening

the process of printing in color; color-printed material

A specimen impression of a seal filed with an organization, such as a bank, to be used for verifying signatures and preventing forgery.preventing forgery.

an artist who practices impressionism

Computer output device that uses a laser beam to print characters and images; known as [[雷射印表机|雷射印表機|lei2 she4 yin4 biao3 ji1]] in Taiwan.

the total number of copies of a book, newspaper, or painting printed at one time

mark; trace; print; impression

to carve or engrave a seal or stamp

the printing industry or business; typography