Definition of stylograph in English:

stylograph

noun ˈstʌɪləɡrɑːfˈstīləˌɡraf

A kind of fountain pen having a fine perforated tube instead of a split nib.
针尖式自来水笔
Example sentencesExamples
- He used the latest inventions: the stylograph, so that as he wrote one letter delicate levers attached to his pen moved other pens to make copies - no need for a clerk.
- I'm having the worst time of my life drawing with stylographs and pencils, As this Constructive design class I'm having is tough as hell.
- The Hamburg-based company initially made stylographs, but eventually became famous for their impeccable technical drawing pens and pencils.
- The aluminum used to make the stylograph has a more tactile feel thus providing a better grip and writing precision.
- I stood the stylograph as long as I could, and then retired to the pencil.

Derivatives

stylographic

adjective stʌɪləˈɡrafɪk

He engaged in competition with Duncan Mackinnon, the other stylographic pen inventor.
Example sentencesExamples
- This design was later improved on repeatedly until it became the modern stylographic pen.
- They sit all day writing down his lightest words with stylographic pens of the very latest model.
- Collectible cross products also include its stylographic pens and all its early and novelty pencils.
- In the 19th century, Cross, Mackinnon, and McKenzie were the predominant makers of stylographic pens.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from stylus + -graph.

Definition of stylograph in US English:

stylograph

nounˈstīləˌɡraf

A kind of fountain pen having a fine perforated tube instead of a split nib.
针尖式自来水笔
Example sentencesExamples
- He used the latest inventions: the stylograph, so that as he wrote one letter delicate levers attached to his pen moved other pens to make copies - no need for a clerk.
- I stood the stylograph as long as I could, and then retired to the pencil.
- The Hamburg-based company initially made stylographs, but eventually became famous for their impeccable technical drawing pens and pencils.
- I'm having the worst time of my life drawing with stylographs and pencils, As this Constructive design class I'm having is tough as hell.
- The aluminum used to make the stylograph has a more tactile feel thus providing a better grip and writing precision.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from stylus + -graph.

词汇	stylograph
释义	Definition of stylograph in English: stylograph noun ˈstʌɪləɡrɑːfˈstīləˌɡraf A kind of fountain pen having a fine perforated tube instead of a split nib. 针尖式自来水笔 Example sentencesExamples He used the latest inventions: the stylograph, so that as he wrote one letter delicate levers attached to his pen moved other pens to make copies - no need for a clerk. I'm having the worst time of my life drawing with stylographs and pencils, As this Constructive design class I'm having is tough as hell. The Hamburg-based company initially made stylographs, but eventually became famous for their impeccable technical drawing pens and pencils. The aluminum used to make the stylograph has a more tactile feel thus providing a better grip and writing precision. I stood the stylograph as long as I could, and then retired to the pencil. Derivatives stylographic adjective stʌɪləˈɡrafɪk He engaged in competition with Duncan Mackinnon, the other stylographic pen inventor. Example sentencesExamples This design was later improved on repeatedly until it became the modern stylographic pen. They sit all day writing down his lightest words with stylographic pens of the very latest model. Collectible cross products also include its stylographic pens and all its early and novelty pencils. In the 19th century, Cross, Mackinnon, and McKenzie were the predominant makers of stylographic pens. Origin Mid 19th century: from stylus + -graph. Definition of stylograph in US English: stylograph nounˈstīləˌɡraf A kind of fountain pen having a fine perforated tube instead of a split nib. 针尖式自来水笔 Example sentencesExamples He used the latest inventions: the stylograph, so that as he wrote one letter delicate levers attached to his pen moved other pens to make copies - no need for a clerk. I stood the stylograph as long as I could, and then retired to the pencil. The Hamburg-based company initially made stylographs, but eventually became famous for their impeccable technical drawing pens and pencils. I'm having the worst time of my life drawing with stylographs and pencils, As this Constructive design class I'm having is tough as hell. The aluminum used to make the stylograph has a more tactile feel thus providing a better grip and writing precision. Origin Mid 19th century: from stylus + -graph.
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