Urgent \ take an imprint
If the hotel reception says "I will take an imprint.." What does that mean? Please help.
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Margaret is correct. 'Imprint' is not used in this way in normal English.
H-Mehmet is probably correct that what they are trying to say is that they will take a copy of it.
But if you are still there - you could tell them that they are using the wrong word!
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I think the hotel receptionist has made a mistake. In the United Kingdom the word "imprint" Is not used in this context. I think she may mean she will take a "photocopy" but you would not use "imprint" to mean photocopy here.
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to take a copy of an important document. such as a credit card or an id card
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