etch [etʃ] VB trans, intr
- etch
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| you | etch |
| he/she/it | etches |
| we | etch |
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| they | etch |
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| I | have | etched |
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The etched plates could then be printed using a traditional printing press.
en.wikipedia.org The final stanza etches a precise image of the square's clearing.
en.wikipedia.org The pattern was bordered on each side with etched gold, which created a sparkling contrast with the soft ivory china.
en.wikipedia.org Every scene seems to have been well etched out.
en.wikipedia.org Etching involves using copper plates on which an artist has etched or bitten his picture with acid.
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