Offprint
Meaning in academic english & research, with examples
In academic english & research, offprint means: A separately supplied copy of an article originally published within a larger publication.
In Turkish: ayrı basım
How it is used
Historically often printed; the term also occurs in publisher distribution options.
Example sentences
The author mailed an offprint of her article to the university archive.
A single article is distributed apart from its journal issue.
The offprint retained the page numbers of the original journal publication.
Separate distribution does not necessarily change pagination.
Common collocations
- request an offprint
- author offprint
Related terms
More terms: Peer Review and Publishing
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