a publishing house(= company)
出版社
1.出版(业)(的)
1.“publish”的现在分词
1.the business of producing books, magazines, software, etc.
1.The present participle of publish
1.Even if this two crazy kids can't work it out, nice to see that they're doing their part to keep the publishing industry afloat.
尽管这两个疯狂的孩子未能解决这件事情本身，但是他俩都为出版业的发展尽了自己的一份力，也算是件好事儿吧。
2.Publishing an ebook or digital product can be very complicated if you make it so, but it doesn't have to be.
这样是完全没有必要的，如果你这样做的话发行一本电子书或电子产品会变得相当复杂。
3.WordPress is a state-of-the-art, semantic personal publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, Web standards, and usability.
WordPress是一种很有新意的语义性个人发布平台，它主要关注美观、Web标准和易用性。
4.Your users get all this as a result of good packaging, publishing, and versioning of your project.
用户只有在项目中实现优秀的打包、发布与版本控制，才能做到这一切。
5.Make sure you make it a habit to validate all your web pages before publishing.
确保你在发布站点之前验证所有页面的有效性。
6.Helping students to understand the function of different parts of a book; front cover, publishing notes, index.
帮助学生认识一本书各个部分的作用，包括：封面，出版信息，索引…
7.Copyright was established in the age of the printing press as an industrial regulation on the business of writing and publishing.
版权是在印刷机的时代作为书写和出版的规范而建立的。
8.He said the boundary between television, radio, newspapers and publishing have broken down and broadcasting was still government regulated.
他说，电视，电台，报纸和出版行业之间的界限已经瓦解，而广播仍然受政府调控。
9.We both understood that the publishing process would be slow, and I may not be able to see the fruits of my labor right away.
我们都理解作品发表的进度可能会很缓慢，而且我有可能不会立即能得到自己的劳动果实。
10.Sometimes, the opinion is expressed that peer review is no longer necessary in the age of the Internet and electronic publishing.
在网际网路和电了出版的时代，有时公开的讨论，显得同侪评阅是多馀的。