step-and-repeat

American  

[step-uhn-ri-peet] / ˈstɛp ən rɪˈpit /

adjective

Printing.

1. noting or pertaining to a process by which successive photo-offset plates are produced automatically or semiautomatically with great precision: used especially in making plates for multicolor printing.

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Example Sentences

Reiner spent the fall promoting the film on late night shows and on stage, with his family posing for photos in front of the step-and-repeat at the L.A. premiere.

From The Wall Street Journal

A sharply dressed queue of people lined up for red-carpet photos in front of a step-and-repeat banner emblazoned with logos of corporate sponsors.

From Slate

My three red flags for profile photos were: no photos on a step-and-repeat; no photos with a celebrity; and no photos cheers-ing with a drink.

From Los Angeles Times

They eyed a compound with nine pop-up tents, a DJ booth, multiple television screens, a step-and-repeat, a ping-pong table, and a 7-foot-tall inflatable alligator.

From Slate

But no step-and-repeat can bottle the crackling anticipation, the eruption of victory, the sting of loss or the quiet exchange between individuals amid a sea of superstars like these candid shots from the audience at Sunday night’s Oscars ceremony.

From New York Times