teleprint

teleprint

(ˈtɛlɪˌprɪnt)
vb (tr)
(Telecommunications) Brit to print out (a message) using a teleprinter
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teleprint

[ˈtelɪˌprɪnt] VT (Brit) → transmitir por teletipo
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His next race was a return to Cheltenham where he romped home by six lengths in the Teleprint Chase.
Former teleprint worker Iris said: "I'm disabled and I have to push a trolley to get around.
And then there is Mary Reveley who has found her trips to Cheltenham something of a nightmare, but her raider Robbo came flying up the Cheltenham hill to give Go Roger Go a last-minute fright in the Teleprint Gold Cup last December.
MUHTATHIR is expected to again justify the confidence of trainer John Gosden by cashing in on the Group Two Teleprint Celebration Mile Stakes topping Goodwood's pre-holiday fixture on Saturday.
They scream out promises of ad and performance venues: "television advertising in 26 major markets on CNN Airport Network," "25-market national morning drive-time radio satellite tour," "teleprint conference," "transit advertising," "billboard advertising," "bookseller lunches," postcards, buttons, "reading group guides," Mother's Day promotions, "sports cross promotions," "Internet marketing," "online chat sessions," "radio teasers,""Web site promotion" and even, in the case of Doubleday's MEG ("a novel of deep terror" about a prehistoric shark come to surf near the beaches of North America), a "beach rope-tow promotion."
Davis of Teleprint, Inc., X3V1.8 is the focus of U.S.
Michael Stoute is one of many trainers who still believe in Reid's talents and the Newmarket handler has snapped him up for Lovers Knot in the Teleprint Celebration Mile.
ONE MAN made 10 top class performers look like coalmen's horses with a brilliant display of jumping in the King George VI Teleprint Chase at Sandown yesterday.
Cape Cross was placed last at a stewards inquiry following his convincing success in Goodwood's Teleprint Mile and at first Frankie was going to swallow the result and his five-day ban.
One run - one win in a maiden race - is enough to guarantee Dovaly proving a hot number in the Teleprint Derby Trial (3.45) even if this race may have as little impact on the Epsom betting as last year when it was won by Munwar.
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