Definition of typewriter in English:

typewriter

noun ˈtʌɪprʌɪtəˈtaɪpˌraɪdər

A machine with keys for producing alphabetical characters, numerals, and typographical symbols one at a time on paper inserted round a roller.
打字机
Example sentencesExamples
- She taps on the manual typewriter, lives in the country house and walks the marshy fields.
- Wiltshire collector Nick Fisher had brought along 35 manual typewriters from a collection of 200 he started in 1975.
- The Malhotra parents ran a successful trading business in textiles, typewriters and sewing machines, but Malhotra senior had an eye to the future.
- There were a couple of electric typewriters, but we had to learn on the manual ones.
- Your article on new technology prompts me to take time off from phoning our purveyor of electric typewriters with yet another complaint about his technological masterpiece.
- Others have taken the counter-revolutionary step of actually returning to simpler machines such as typewriters.
- I loved the reference to manual typewriters - I'd learned to type on one.
- That hadn't been done yet; paper, pencil and typewriters still ruled.
- We never heard of FM radios, tape decks, CDs, electric typewriters, yogurt, or guys wearing earrings.
- IBM has been located in Guadalajara since the 1950s, when it began to make those ‘golf ball’ electric typewriters.
- Manual typewriters with onionskin carbon paper were the closest many of us got to automation.
- In France there was an important trade with the United States, which imported typewriters, industrial machines, etc.
- We did have several electric typewriters, and we used the better of the two computers to keyboard accepted manuscripts.
- Punched cards were used to enter data and the output from the machine was either on punched cards or by an electric typewriter.
- Typewriting institutes are becoming an oddity, as manual typewriters are swept away by word processing software and computer keyboards.
- A number of sewing machines and manual typewriters from Kerry have also been donated to the Zambian Mission.
- The constant clacking of manual typewriters pounded a symphony of literary achievement against his sensitive eardrums.
- The stories are already largely written for them before the journalists take fingers to typewriters or pen to paper.
- Today, these notions all sound like a naive echo from the era of idealism, manual typewriters, and rotary phones.
- Final reports were prepared on manual typewriters with two-color ribbons so that totals appeared in red.

Derivatives

typewriting

nounˈtʌɪprʌɪtɪŋˈtaɪpˌraɪdɪŋ

In an effort to make the increasingly mechanized work of the office more attractive to women - and more compatible with Victorian ideals of femininity - typewriting was compared with playing the piano.
Example sentencesExamples
- With the joint effort of Kovai Women's Polytechnic and Samudhaya Polytechnic the prisoners are also coached in tailoring, typewriting, computer and electrical wiring.
- At the time, typewriting was a new concept and the machine cost $125.
- Non-design folk have grown accustomed to the default 12’ text of word processing; typewriting as opposed to typesetting.
- The lengthy intermediate steps from handwriting or even typewriting to the most readable text have now disappeared inside microsecond - long electronic processes.

typewritten

adjectiveˈtʌɪprɪt(ə)nˈtaɪpˌrɪtn

Produced by means of a typewriter or computer, as opposed to being written by hand.
a typewritten letter
Example sentencesExamples
- Old-school journalists believe that newspaper accuracy went to hell when computer technology replaced the typesetter/compositor system in which copy typewritten by reporters was turned into printable type by craftsmen.
- Inside small ceramic bowls, Cha placed short, typewritten lines on tiny strips of paper joined by thread.
- Submit eight copies of a one-page typewritten proposal (double-spaced and approximately 200-250 words).

Definition of typewriter in US English:

typewriter

nounˈtīpˌrīdərˈtaɪpˌraɪdər

A machine with keys for producing alphabetical characters, numerals, and typographical symbols one at a time on paper inserted around a roller.
打字机
Example sentencesExamples
- The constant clacking of manual typewriters pounded a symphony of literary achievement against his sensitive eardrums.
- That hadn't been done yet; paper, pencil and typewriters still ruled.
- We did have several electric typewriters, and we used the better of the two computers to keyboard accepted manuscripts.
- Typewriting institutes are becoming an oddity, as manual typewriters are swept away by word processing software and computer keyboards.
- Others have taken the counter-revolutionary step of actually returning to simpler machines such as typewriters.
- There were a couple of electric typewriters, but we had to learn on the manual ones.
- Your article on new technology prompts me to take time off from phoning our purveyor of electric typewriters with yet another complaint about his technological masterpiece.
- We never heard of FM radios, tape decks, CDs, electric typewriters, yogurt, or guys wearing earrings.
- Today, these notions all sound like a naive echo from the era of idealism, manual typewriters, and rotary phones.
- Punched cards were used to enter data and the output from the machine was either on punched cards or by an electric typewriter.
- She taps on the manual typewriter, lives in the country house and walks the marshy fields.
- A number of sewing machines and manual typewriters from Kerry have also been donated to the Zambian Mission.
- Wiltshire collector Nick Fisher had brought along 35 manual typewriters from a collection of 200 he started in 1975.
- The stories are already largely written for them before the journalists take fingers to typewriters or pen to paper.
- The Malhotra parents ran a successful trading business in textiles, typewriters and sewing machines, but Malhotra senior had an eye to the future.
- Manual typewriters with onionskin carbon paper were the closest many of us got to automation.
- Final reports were prepared on manual typewriters with two-color ribbons so that totals appeared in red.
- In France there was an important trade with the United States, which imported typewriters, industrial machines, etc.
- IBM has been located in Guadalajara since the 1950s, when it began to make those ‘golf ball’ electric typewriters.
- I loved the reference to manual typewriters - I'd learned to type on one.

词汇	typewriter
释义	Definition of typewriter in English: typewriter noun ˈtʌɪprʌɪtəˈtaɪpˌraɪdər A machine with keys for producing alphabetical characters, numerals, and typographical symbols one at a time on paper inserted round a roller. 打字机 Example sentencesExamples She taps on the manual typewriter, lives in the country house and walks the marshy fields. Wiltshire collector Nick Fisher had brought along 35 manual typewriters from a collection of 200 he started in 1975. The Malhotra parents ran a successful trading business in textiles, typewriters and sewing machines, but Malhotra senior had an eye to the future. There were a couple of electric typewriters, but we had to learn on the manual ones. Your article on new technology prompts me to take time off from phoning our purveyor of electric typewriters with yet another complaint about his technological masterpiece. Others have taken the counter-revolutionary step of actually returning to simpler machines such as typewriters. I loved the reference to manual typewriters - I'd learned to type on one. That hadn't been done yet; paper, pencil and typewriters still ruled. We never heard of FM radios, tape decks, CDs, electric typewriters, yogurt, or guys wearing earrings. IBM has been located in Guadalajara since the 1950s, when it began to make those ‘golf ball’ electric typewriters. Manual typewriters with onionskin carbon paper were the closest many of us got to automation. In France there was an important trade with the United States, which imported typewriters, industrial machines, etc. We did have several electric typewriters, and we used the better of the two computers to keyboard accepted manuscripts. Punched cards were used to enter data and the output from the machine was either on punched cards or by an electric typewriter. Typewriting institutes are becoming an oddity, as manual typewriters are swept away by word processing software and computer keyboards. A number of sewing machines and manual typewriters from Kerry have also been donated to the Zambian Mission. The constant clacking of manual typewriters pounded a symphony of literary achievement against his sensitive eardrums. The stories are already largely written for them before the journalists take fingers to typewriters or pen to paper. Today, these notions all sound like a naive echo from the era of idealism, manual typewriters, and rotary phones. Final reports were prepared on manual typewriters with two-color ribbons so that totals appeared in red. Derivatives typewriting nounˈtʌɪprʌɪtɪŋˈtaɪpˌraɪdɪŋ In an effort to make the increasingly mechanized work of the office more attractive to women - and more compatible with Victorian ideals of femininity - typewriting was compared with playing the piano. Example sentencesExamples With the joint effort of Kovai Women's Polytechnic and Samudhaya Polytechnic the prisoners are also coached in tailoring, typewriting, computer and electrical wiring. At the time, typewriting was a new concept and the machine cost $125. Non-design folk have grown accustomed to the default 12’ text of word processing; typewriting as opposed to typesetting. The lengthy intermediate steps from handwriting or even typewriting to the most readable text have now disappeared inside microsecond - long electronic processes. typewritten adjectiveˈtʌɪprɪt(ə)nˈtaɪpˌrɪtn Produced by means of a typewriter or computer, as opposed to being written by hand. a typewritten letter Example sentencesExamples Old-school journalists believe that newspaper accuracy went to hell when computer technology replaced the typesetter/compositor system in which copy typewritten by reporters was turned into printable type by craftsmen. Inside small ceramic bowls, Cha placed short, typewritten lines on tiny strips of paper joined by thread. Submit eight copies of a one-page typewritten proposal (double-spaced and approximately 200-250 words). Definition of typewriter in US English: typewriter nounˈtīpˌrīdərˈtaɪpˌraɪdər A machine with keys for producing alphabetical characters, numerals, and typographical symbols one at a time on paper inserted around a roller. 打字机 Example sentencesExamples The constant clacking of manual typewriters pounded a symphony of literary achievement against his sensitive eardrums. That hadn't been done yet; paper, pencil and typewriters still ruled. We did have several electric typewriters, and we used the better of the two computers to keyboard accepted manuscripts. Typewriting institutes are becoming an oddity, as manual typewriters are swept away by word processing software and computer keyboards. Others have taken the counter-revolutionary step of actually returning to simpler machines such as typewriters. There were a couple of electric typewriters, but we had to learn on the manual ones. Your article on new technology prompts me to take time off from phoning our purveyor of electric typewriters with yet another complaint about his technological masterpiece. We never heard of FM radios, tape decks, CDs, electric typewriters, yogurt, or guys wearing earrings. Today, these notions all sound like a naive echo from the era of idealism, manual typewriters, and rotary phones. Punched cards were used to enter data and the output from the machine was either on punched cards or by an electric typewriter. She taps on the manual typewriter, lives in the country house and walks the marshy fields. A number of sewing machines and manual typewriters from Kerry have also been donated to the Zambian Mission. Wiltshire collector Nick Fisher had brought along 35 manual typewriters from a collection of 200 he started in 1975. The stories are already largely written for them before the journalists take fingers to typewriters or pen to paper. The Malhotra parents ran a successful trading business in textiles, typewriters and sewing machines, but Malhotra senior had an eye to the future. Manual typewriters with onionskin carbon paper were the closest many of us got to automation. Final reports were prepared on manual typewriters with two-color ribbons so that totals appeared in red. In France there was an important trade with the United States, which imported typewriters, industrial machines, etc. IBM has been located in Guadalajara since the 1950s, when it began to make those ‘golf ball’ electric typewriters. I loved the reference to manual typewriters - I'd learned to type on one.
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