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I . press [pres] VB trans

2. press (flatten):

press

3. press (hold):

press

4. press (squeeze):

press

5. press (iron):

press
prasować [perf wy-]

6. press (make records):

press
tłoczyć [perf wy-]

8. press LAW:

to press charges

II . press [pres] VB intr

2. press (be urgent):

press

III . press [pres] N

1. press no pl (newspapers, journalists):

the press
prasa f

2. press (tool, machine):

press
prasa f
printing press
garlic press

3. press (push):

press
to give sth a press

4. press (ironing):

to give sth a press

5. press (publishing house):

press

6. press no pl (printing):

press
to be in [or AM on] press
to go to press

7. press (crowd):

press
tłok m
press
ścisk m

Phrases:

to have a good/bad press

gutter press N no pl Brit pej

gutter press

press ahead VB trans, intr

press ahead PHRVB press on

See also press on

I . press on VB intr

II . press on VB trans

I . press for VB trans

II . press for VB intr

I . press on VB intr

II . press on VB trans

press-agency N

press card N

press conference N

press-cutting, press-clipping esp AM N

press gallery N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The platen tends to be the heaviest and strongest part of the press due to the massive forces that it has to withstand.
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The communication of the matters dealt with to the well-intentioned press is considered highly desirable.
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The premises also house a cooperage showing how barrels were made, a large old wine press, a smithy and an old weights and measures office.
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He protagonized and fomented the defence for free expression, free press and the constitution of the democracy in Venezuela.
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The main (or only) public figure who makes announcements is usually called a press secretary, press officer or spokesperson.
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The adjacent storehouses which housed the wine press and the oak casks met with the same fate in 1981.
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The orphanage also operated its own printing press and bindery; flour mill and bakery; laundry and clothing-repair service; carpentry; pottery factory; tree and plant nursery; and brick and tile factory.
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He organized public lectures, held concerts and even installed a printing press near his bed.
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He usually answered questions on the topic of democratic transition from the press by referring to the "patient" analogy in a humorous and jovial manner.
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It was also mentioned in the press following the reaction of a customer after his credit card was declined.
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