edition
ఎడిషన్
definition
noun
a paperback edition
a particular form or version of a published text.
Purloined, which was published in an edition of 750 numbered copies, isn't an easy book to read.
the total number of copies of a book, newspaper, or other published material issued at one time.
translation of 'edition'
ప్రతి,
పుస్తకమును అచ్చువేయించడం,
ముద్రణం
example
Feature stories will not be published in the online 'edition' .
You can publish your revised second 'edition' before going public.
paperback 'edition'
a paperback 'edition'
Garry Shandling was one of the comedians whose career featured in the BBC 2 series Stand Up America, in the 'edition' screened on 15 March 2003.
The previous 'edition' , broadcast on BBC One in 1998, pulled in 7.22 million.
The director general Greg Dyke had to apologise for the anti-American sentiments expressed by the studio audience in an 'edition' of the programme shortly after the Manhattan and Pentagon bombings.
variations occurred after some of the 'edition' had already been published
Some thirty years ago I taught a dosage forms course utilizing the first 'edition' of this text.
The pilot 'edition' was screened on the opening night of BBC3, broadcast simultaneously by BBC2.
Marcel will present his last 'edition' of the programme on 26 March.
A paperback 'edition' of the novel would not now be published.
When he publishes a new print 'edition' , it is sold out before it is even printed.
That she as well as Pound edited The Waste Land became apparent when the facsimile 'edition' was published in 1971.
Part of the reason for publishing a new 'edition' of your book was to widen the audience for stories like these.
It was not in any sense a substitute for the Meditations, and the preface to the French 'edition' directed people to the earlier book for a full statement of Descartes's first philosophy.
After 14 years, the long-awaited sequel to the second 'edition' of the fascicle Tumors of the Gallbladder and Extrahepatic Bile Ducts has arrived.
it was on the evening 'edition' of the news
The most significant of these reports was an item on the October 25 'edition' of Channel Four television's flagship seven o'clock news programme.
In the 1990's, when he published the first 'edition' of his book, it was possible to believe that Palestinians would shortly accept Israel's right to exist.
She teamed up with Peter Levy to present the new 'edition' of the BBC ONE 6.30 pm evening news programme for East Yorkshire & Lincolnshire.
The only complaint is that the publisher might have updated the preface for the paperback 'edition' .
The second 'edition' of my book published in 2000 examined data for cities from Philadelphia to Houston to Dallas to Atlanta to Pittsburgh to Miami to Phoenix.
If the publisher would bring out a paperback 'edition' of Barricades, it would be a serious option.
This series of dictionaries was successful in Britain, and the Century Company, an American publisher of the periodical The Country Magazine, published an 'edition' for sale in the US.
In town to record an 'edition' of his BBC Radio 6 Breakfast Show, Jupitus has given up a day to the publicity machine.
However, a paperback 'edition' was published in 2001, and hopefully its appearance means that the book has enjoyed something of the success it certainly deserves.
the building was a simpler 'edition' of its namesake
The Moral Maze, which is produced by BBC Religion and Ethics, recently broadcast its 400th 'edition' and is always live.
Over 1,000 children and adults were entertained by magicians and Hogwarts characters while they queued to get their hands on a first 'edition' copy of the book.
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