in ink

In pen, as opposed to pencil. The teacher says that we're not allowed to do our math homework in ink. You need to sign this in ink—here's a pen.

in ink

written or signed with a pen that uses ink, not with a pencil. You should write your report in ink. You must sign your checks in ink.

See also: ink

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

pen and ink
in pencil
pen up
ink in
pen in
to hand
mark (someone or something) with (something)
mark with
much ink has been spilled
over

References in periodicals archive

"The decision to specialize in ink production marks the true birth of the 'Siegweierk' brand," said Siegwerk CEO Herbert Forker.

As recovery continues, raw material concerns grow

During that month, the Israeli military carried out a campaign of mass detentions in the territories, holding over 1,000 Palestinian men in a week and etching ID numbers in ink on some detainees' arms.

Silencing dissent: the cases of three Palestinian activists targeted by FBI probes show how government agencies may use immigration and counterterrorism measures to crack down on political activity. (Enemies of the State)

Gravure is a process wherein a printing cylinder that contains an image area comprised of a pattern of tiny holes (called cells) runs partially immersed in ink. The ink fills in the cells, and excess ink is scraped off the OD of the cylinder by a blade.

Rubber rollers in today's printing processes

But the more rapid delivery of the ink onto the substrate has necessitated changes in ink formulations.

"OEMs have typically locked in ink sales through bundling 'tie-ins' with machine servicing," said Mr.

European wide format market is quickly becoming more competitive

SOY-BASED INKS - soy oil and other vegetable-based oils are a promising replacement for some of the volatile petroleum products used as vehicles in inks. "Soy-based inks are better, but you still can't eat them," one designer says.

Paper: from forests to wastebaskets ... and back!

词组	in ink
释义	in ink in ink In pen, as opposed to pencil. The teacher says that we're not allowed to do our math homework in ink. You need to sign this in ink—here's a pen. See also: ink Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. in ink written or signed with a pen that uses ink, not with a pencil. You should write your report in ink. You must sign your checks in ink. See also: ink McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: pen and ink in pencil pen up ink in pen in to hand mark (someone or something) with (something) mark with much ink has been spilled over References in periodicals archive "The decision to specialize in ink production marks the true birth of the 'Siegweierk' brand," said Siegwerk CEO Herbert Forker. As recovery continues, raw material concerns grow During that month, the Israeli military carried out a campaign of mass detentions in the territories, holding over 1,000 Palestinian men in a week and etching ID numbers in ink on some detainees' arms. Silencing dissent: the cases of three Palestinian activists targeted by FBI probes show how government agencies may use immigration and counterterrorism measures to crack down on political activity. (Enemies of the State) Gravure is a process wherein a printing cylinder that contains an image area comprised of a pattern of tiny holes (called cells) runs partially immersed in ink. The ink fills in the cells, and excess ink is scraped off the OD of the cylinder by a blade. Rubber rollers in today's printing processes But the more rapid delivery of the ink onto the substrate has necessitated changes in ink formulations. "OEMs have typically locked in ink sales through bundling 'tie-ins' with machine servicing," said Mr. European wide format market is quickly becoming more competitive SOY-BASED INKS - soy oil and other vegetable-based oils are a promising replacement for some of the volatile petroleum products used as vehicles in inks. "Soy-based inks are better, but you still can't eat them," one designer says. Paper: from forests to wastebaskets ... and back!
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