There's the base money printing press and then there's the leverage printing press.

一台是基础货币印刷机另一台是M1（杠杆作用）印刷机。

The printing press blocking the stairs was vibrating.

堵住楼道的印刷机又开始震动。

We think it can be a printing press moment.

我们认为这可能是一次印刷机的时刻。

People compare this to the printing press to Gutenberg, to the calculator.

人们把它比作印刷机、古腾堡、计算器。

A standardized punctuation system emerged after the invention of the printing press.

标准的标点系统出现在印刷机发明以后。

But all agree that his writings spread with the help of the printing press.

不过，历史学家们一致认可，印刷机促进了该论纲的广泛传播。

Written 200 years earlier, But thanks to the printing press has become a bestseller.

虽然写于二百年前 但得益于印刷业 它成了当时的畅销书。

The biggest sixteenth-century printer, Plantin of Antwerp, had twenty-four printing presses and employed more than a hundred workers.

十六世纪最大的印刷业大亨是安特卫普的普兰廷，他拥有二十四台印刷机，雇佣了超过一百名工人。

And other experts say the phrase may come from the early days of the printing press.

其他专家说，这个短语可能来自早期的印刷机。

This design would later be improved on by Johannes Gutenberg, who invented the printing press.

这一设计后来被发明了印刷机的约翰内斯-古腾堡改进。

Their competitor had just gone broke and offered to sell them their super-fast printing press for super cheap.

其竞争对手刚刚破产，他们愿意以低廉的价格把印刷速度超快的印刷机卖给这些大学生。

The steam-powered printing press was still in its early stages; the literacy rate in England was under 50%.

蒸汽驱动型印刷机还处于早期阶段；英格兰的识字率还不到50%.

And those lead spools of printed photographs are supported by the other instrument of memory, a printing press.

这些被打印在铅制线轴上的照片互相缠绕着 它们是由另一台留存记忆的机器打印出来的一台印刷机。

" All right." breathed Hermione, as the broken printing press blocking the top of the stairs begin to tremble.

“好了，”赫敏喘着气说，这时，那台堵住楼梯顶部的坏掉的印刷机开始摇动。

The printing press could spit out well over 3000 pages every day and without the writer's gram.

印刷机每天可以印出远远超过3000页的内容，根本不需要书写的人再苦苦地写了。

When she was eight years old, her father took her inside a factory to watch the manufacture of printing presses.

玛格丽特8岁的时候，她的父亲带她去工厂观看印刷机的制作。

Wilbur offered some advice to his younger brother. Make the printing press bigger and publish a bigger newspaper, he said.

威尔伯给了他弟弟一些建议。将印刷机做大，出版更大的报纸，他说。

Financed by career criminal Robert Kidd the gang bought a colour printing press, a camera lens and some ordinary paper.

在职业犯罗伯特·基德的资助下，犯罪团伙买下了印刷机、相机镜头和一些寻常的纸。

In 1810, a German printer named Friedrich Koenig started working on a printing press that was connected to a steam engine.

1810年，一位名叫弗里德里希·科尼格的德国印刷工开始研制一台与蒸汽机相连的印刷机。

Before the printing press, people only copied a couple pages per day, but now thousands of pages could be produced.

在印刷厂之前，人们每天只能复印几页，但现在可以生产成千上万页。