/prin-te-AR/
To print a document or photo from a device. 'Printear' is the casual Hispanicized version of the English 'print' — perfectly understood everywhere, even though language purists might prefer 'imprimir.' In offices and schools across Latin America, you printeas things daily.
"Print that out before the office closes."
"The printer isn't printing well, everything comes out blurry."
/prin-te-AR/
To print a document or photo from a device. 'Printear' is the casual Hispanicized version of the English 'print' — perfectly understood everywhere, even though language purists might prefer 'imprimir.' In offices and schools across Latin America, you printeas things daily.
"Print that out before the office closes."
"The printer isn't printing well, everything comes out blurry."