【すりほん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. unbound book (damp from the press); printed sheets
Forms
  • 【すりほん】
  • り【すりほん】
  • り【すりほん】
  • すりほん
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. unbound book (damp from the press)
    2. This meaning refers to a type of book that is not bound and is still in a state where the ink or paper may be damp from the printing process. It's often a stage before binding and final distribution.
    The new unbound book is still damp.
    After checking the unbound book, we plan to proceed with binding.
  2. printed sheets
    3. This meaning indicates sheets of paper that have been printed but are not yet assembled into a book form. It highlights the individual pages that can be used for various purposes before they are finalized into a complete work.
    The printing of the sheets is complete.
    I will set the printed sheets aside for later editing.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to create printed sheetsto print unbound booksstack of printed sheetsto have printed sheetsnew printed sheetsprinted sheets and bindingorganization of printed sheetsto distribute printed sheetsold printed sheetsproduction of printed sheets
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