typeset

English

Etymology

From type +‎ set.

Verb

typeset (third-person singular simple present typesets, present participle typesetting, simple past and past participle typeset)

1. (transitive) to set or compose written material into type
2. (intransitive) to be set or composed into type
   • 2007, Ray Horak, Telecommunications and Data Communications Handbook, page 309:

     ASCII does not conform to an expanded character set that includes Classic Greek letters, so you will please understand if the μ does not typeset correctly.

Derived terms

• laser typeset
• typesetter
• typesetting

Translations

to set into type

• Arabic: نَضَّدَ (naḍḍada)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 排版 (zh) (páibǎn)

• Finnish: latoa (fi)
• French: composer (fr)
• German: setzen (de)
• Greek: στοιχειοθετώ (el) (stoicheiothetó)
• Irish: clóchuir
• Japanese: 植字する (ja) (しょくじする, shokuji suru)
• Korean: 식자하다 (sikjahada), 조판하다 (jopanhada)
• Russian: набира́ть (ru) impf (nabirátʹ), набра́ть (ru) pf (nabrátʹ), верста́ть (ru) impf (verstátʹ), сверста́ть (ru) pf (sverstátʹ)

Adjective

typeset (not comparable)

1. (of text) Set in type.

Translations

set in type

• Finnish: ladottu (fi)
• Greek: στοιχειοθετημένος (el) m (stoicheiothetiménos)

Anagrams

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