verb
publish
PUB-lish/ˈpʌblɪʃ/
To make written work, information, or creative material available to the public.
The publisher publishes the finished books for waiting readers.
Etymology
To publish is fundamentally to “make public.” The earlier sense covered revealing or announcing information generally; issuing books for public sale or distribution became a specific application of that idea.
In context
you can publish HTML code to be posted online like as a web page
More examples
- She published her first novel last year.
- The agency published the results online.
- They plan to publish a collection of essays.
Forms
publish · publishes · published · publishing
publisher noun — a person or organization that releases written work
publication noun — the act or result of publishing
Similar words
- release
- Make available, especially a finished product.
- distribute
- Deliver material to recipients rather than necessarily first make it public.