| 释义 |
dye-line, dyeline|ˈdaɪlaɪn|
[f. dye n. + line n.]
= diazo, diazotype; also, a print or copy prepared by this process. Freq. attrib.
1951O & M Bull. Oct. 23 The simplicity of the dyeline process and the cheapness of diazo papers..have led to the development of equipment for ordinary office use. Ibid. 24 The Mervac Copier..is suitable both for the preparation of the transparent master and as a dyeline printer for the subsequent production of additional copies. 1953Jrnl. Photogr. Sci. I. 78/1 Photographic copies of documents may be of many different types; they may differ in the process used (silver, dye line, or blueprint). 1959Economist 21 Mar. 1087/2 Dyeline, or Diazo processes have been used for many years in drawing offices, but have been introduced in small fast-copying machines only since the war. |
