glossy paper

  • 1Glossy Paper —   [dt. Hochglanzpapier], Tintenstrahldrucker …

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  • 2glossy paper — paper with a shiny surface …

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  • 3Glossy paper — Глянцевая бумага …

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  • 4glossy magazine — noun A magazine of an expensive, luxury type, printed on glossy paper, with many colour photographs, illustrations and advertisements • • • Main Entry: ↑gloss * * * glossy magazine UK US noun [countable] [singular glossy magazine …

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  • 5Paper drilling — is a technique used in trade binderies for providing large quantities of paper with round holes. The paper can be processed as loose leafs and in brochures (stitched, perfect bound). The holes usually serve for storage (filing), sometimes for… …

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  • 6glossy — [glôs′ē, gläs′ē] adj. glossier, glossiest [ GLOSS1 + Y3] 1. having a smooth, shiny appearance or finish 2. smooth and plausible; specious n. pl. glossies ☆ 1 …

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  • 7glossy — ► ADJECTIVE (glossier, glossiest) 1) shiny and smooth. 2) superficially attractive and stylish. ► NOUN (pl. glossies) informal ▪ a magazine printed on glossy paper with many colour photographs. DERIVATIVES …

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  • 8glossy — I. adjective (glossier; est) Date: 1556 1. having a surface luster or brightness < rich glossy leather > < glossy paper > 2. attractive in an artificially opulent, sophisticated, or smoothly captivating manner ; slick < lots of glossy and p …

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  • 9glossy — /ˈglɒsi/ (say glosee) adjective (glossier, glossiest) 1. having a gloss; lustrous. –noun (plural glossies) 2. a photograph printed on glossy paper. 3. an expensively produced magazine, printed on glossy paper, and stylish and sophisticated in&#8230; …

  • 10glossy — glossily, adv. glossiness, n. /glos ee, glaw see/, adj., glossier, glossiest, n., pl. glossies. adj. 1. having a shiny or lustrous surface. 2. having a false or deceptive appearance or air, esp. of experience or sophistication; specious. n. 3.&#8230; …

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