printer

/ˈpɹɪntə(ɹ)/noun

A machine, typically connected to a computer, that puts text or pictures onto paper; also a similar device that builds three-dimensional objects.

Example sentence

“The printer ran out of ink halfway through my document.”

Historically also the person or firm that prints books, a sense still alive in publishing: 'the book is at the printer's'.

work technology

Related words

photocopierA machine that makes copies of documents by photographing them through a glass plate and printing the duplicates.staplerA small tool that fastens sheets of paper together by pushing a bent metal staple through them.memoA brief written message, especially one sent between people in an office.deskA piece of furniture with a flat top (in earlier times often a sloping one), used for writing, reading, or working.minutesThe written record of what was said and decided at a meeting.cubicleA small enclosed section of a larger room, often serving as an individual workspace in an office.