Definition of fine print in English:

fine print

noun

another term for small print
Example sentencesExamples
- The agent's brochure carried disclaimers in fine print at the foot of the front and back pages but I would not accord these decisive significance on the present question.
- After buying a few, I get to the checkout, and the little tiny fine print says, ‘Click here to opt out of mailings.
- But they keep getting bogged down in fine print.
- ‘There's a lot of fine print that's difficult to get across in radio and TV,’ she says.
- Known as universal default, the practice is disclosed in fine print in the papers cardholders sign to get the card.

Definition of fine print in US English:

fine print

nounˈˌfaɪn ˈprɪntˈˌfīn ˈprint

1Printed matter in small type.
Example sentencesExamples
- The agent's brochure carried disclaimers in fine print at the foot of the front and back pages but I would not accord these decisive significance on the present question.
- Known as universal default, the practice is disclosed in fine print in the papers cardholders sign to get the card.
- After buying a few, I get to the checkout, and the little tiny fine print says, ‘Click here to opt out of mailings.
- ‘There's a lot of fine print that's difficult to get across in radio and TV,’ she says.
- But they keep getting bogged down in fine print.
1. 1.1 Inconspicuous details or conditions printed in an agreement or contract, especially ones that may prove unfavorable.
  read the fine print of whatever loan document is shoved under your nose
  Example sentencesExamples
  If someone tries to sell you a plan where you can eat all the tasty food you want without gaining weight, you'd better read the fine print, because they're trying to sell you something.
  Lawyers say companies are now looking at the fine print in those contracts.
  It's all in the fine print of the software agreement, which I bet you didn't read.
  This is the quiet part of the process, when the business is handed over to the paralegals who specialise in the detail and the fine print.
  He said we've got to go through all of the details, all the fine print, all the financial statements for all our plants, all over the world, and until we've done that, we won't be able to make any guarantees.
  The fine print of the cruise contract spells out details on non-refundable payments and cruise companies' waivers of responsibility.
  Ask him which institution offers your dream course; he will come out with all details including the fine print, if any, of it.
  If you're filling out a form or giving your personal information, if you're not reading the fine print of where this information could be used, then you're basically handing it over to somebody.
  I am warning other people to read the fine print before signing any contracts.
  Doing so without thinking of the consequences is just as stupid as signing a record contract without reading the fine print.
  Let's wait to read the fine print of the new agreements before being too optimistic.
  Check the fine print of your contract: reservations are not guaranteed.
  Whatever you do, always read the fine print of any contract before signing it.
  With some amusement I was reading the fine print, as is not my wont, and I discovered that signing this document gave them power of attorney.
  When setting up a flat it pays to look out for cheap deals, and always read the fine print of any contract you sign.
  However, finding permanent employment for these scientists can be a challenging task fraught with a multitude of regulations, special conditions, and fine print.
  I'm sure that somewhere in the fine print of his employment contract, it says ‘family man’ under requirements.
  You also need to read the fine print of the contract.
  They were then asked to sign contracts though, apparently, few read the fine print.
  Reading contracts and fine print before the purchase can illuminate problems.

词汇	fine print
释义	Definition of fine print in English: fine print noun another term for small print Example sentencesExamples The agent's brochure carried disclaimers in fine print at the foot of the front and back pages but I would not accord these decisive significance on the present question. After buying a few, I get to the checkout, and the little tiny fine print says, ‘Click here to opt out of mailings. But they keep getting bogged down in fine print. ‘There's a lot of fine print that's difficult to get across in radio and TV,’ she says. Known as universal default, the practice is disclosed in fine print in the papers cardholders sign to get the card. Definition of fine print in US English: fine print nounˈˌfaɪn ˈprɪntˈˌfīn ˈprint 1Printed matter in small type. Example sentencesExamples The agent's brochure carried disclaimers in fine print at the foot of the front and back pages but I would not accord these decisive significance on the present question. Known as universal default, the practice is disclosed in fine print in the papers cardholders sign to get the card. After buying a few, I get to the checkout, and the little tiny fine print says, ‘Click here to opt out of mailings. ‘There's a lot of fine print that's difficult to get across in radio and TV,’ she says. But they keep getting bogged down in fine print. 1.1 Inconspicuous details or conditions printed in an agreement or contract, especially ones that may prove unfavorable. read the fine print of whatever loan document is shoved under your nose Example sentencesExamples If someone tries to sell you a plan where you can eat all the tasty food you want without gaining weight, you'd better read the fine print, because they're trying to sell you something. Lawyers say companies are now looking at the fine print in those contracts. It's all in the fine print of the software agreement, which I bet you didn't read. This is the quiet part of the process, when the business is handed over to the paralegals who specialise in the detail and the fine print. He said we've got to go through all of the details, all the fine print, all the financial statements for all our plants, all over the world, and until we've done that, we won't be able to make any guarantees. The fine print of the cruise contract spells out details on non-refundable payments and cruise companies' waivers of responsibility. Ask him which institution offers your dream course; he will come out with all details including the fine print, if any, of it. If you're filling out a form or giving your personal information, if you're not reading the fine print of where this information could be used, then you're basically handing it over to somebody. I am warning other people to read the fine print before signing any contracts. Doing so without thinking of the consequences is just as stupid as signing a record contract without reading the fine print. Let's wait to read the fine print of the new agreements before being too optimistic. Check the fine print of your contract: reservations are not guaranteed. Whatever you do, always read the fine print of any contract before signing it. With some amusement I was reading the fine print, as is not my wont, and I discovered that signing this document gave them power of attorney. When setting up a flat it pays to look out for cheap deals, and always read the fine print of any contract you sign. However, finding permanent employment for these scientists can be a challenging task fraught with a multitude of regulations, special conditions, and fine print. I'm sure that somewhere in the fine print of his employment contract, it says ‘family man’ under requirements. You also need to read the fine print of the contract. They were then asked to sign contracts though, apparently, few read the fine print. Reading contracts and fine print before the purchase can illuminate problems.
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