印刷術的意義英語?

印刷術對現在的影響 英語作文

Now let me tell you something about my English teacher Mr Lee.He

is in his forties and he has a happy family.He is out-going and he can

get on well with his students.He is always full of energy and her

lessons are always well-prpared and clearly delivered.All of us like her

lessons very much because he can always make his class interesting and

lively.He often helps us with our English after class.He never somkes.He

likes doing sports very much.He is always friendly and kind.He is not

only our teacher but also our friend.He is truly a wise teacher.

印刷術英語怎麼說

印刷-print

活字印刷術-movable type

印刷機-printer, printing press

急求印刷術的英文介紹！！！

Printing is putting words and images on paper, most of the time using ink. Books and newspapers are made by printing.

Printing is one of the technologies which has changed the world. It is an efficient way to multiply writing, so that copies may be made available to all people. Printing is therefore the continuation of writing by mechanical means.

Writing originated after people had settled in permanent dwellings. It dates from 3,300BC, which is over 5000 years ago. A variety of writing systems were invented, long before paper was invented. Clay, papyrus, wood, slate and parchment (prepared animal skins) have all been used. The invention of paper by the Chinese was a step forward.

The earlist printing known was in 8th century China and Korea. Whole pages carved on flat wooden blocks were used. Covered with a carbon-based ink, they were pressed onto sheets of paper.

The second stage was to use separate characters by carving or casting. This was done in 11th century China and Korea. It failed to be really successful, because of the structure of the Chinese written language, shared at the time by Korea, which had thousands of characters. Because of this, the method was not significantly better that copying by scribes.

Printing was reinvented in 15th century Europe. Though slow to develop at first, print became the main means of communication between people who wished to record knowledge. It was hugely successful, largely because, with an alphabetic system of writing, print ......