What does "print out" mean?

to produce a paper copy of something from a computer or other device

Is "print out" formal or informal?

"print out" is register-neutral — appropriate in both casual and formal contexts. Very common in everyday and office English. Often used with documents, emails, tickets, and forms.

print out

Beginner (A2) neutral

to make the computer put the words or picture onto paper

"Can you print out the tickets before we leave?"

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not gonna print out true and we can just print out false.

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Can you print out their check?

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it's just gonna print out that value, it's just gonna print out Kevin.

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So I can print out a letter so I can print out this letter variable.

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For example, I could print out And if I wanted to print out a number I

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