TO PRESS

Albanian

dërgoj në shtyp (go to press). (various references)

Arabic 

ضغط (squeeze). (various references)

Bulgarian 

под печат съм (go to press). (various references)

Chinese 

迮 (haste), 按 (according to, in the light of, pressing down, there are, there is, to be, to check, to control, to exist, to have, to push, to restrain), 敦促 (to hasten, to urge), 撳 , 摁 , 壓 (in the first place, to crush, to keep under, to push down). (various references)

Czech

vyžehlit (iron out). (various references)

Danish

udstanse (to punch, to stamp), udpresse (pressing), udpresning (expression, extrusion, pressing, rendering, squeezing), stanse (die-cut, punch, to punch, to stamp), presse (press), perse, lokke (to punch, to stamp). (various references)

Dutch

wijn persen, uitslaan (bloom, blooming, to punch, to stamp), stansen (die-cut, punch, to punch, to stamp), ponsen (blanking(USA), piercing(USA), punching, to punch, to stamp), persing (pressing), persen (oppress, squeeze), druiven persen. (various references)

Finnish

tehdä reikä (to punch, to stamp), pusertaa (compress, jam, pinch, press, squeeze), puristaa (press, squeeze), lävistää (perforate, pierce, prick, punch, puncture, stab). (various references)

French

pressurer, pression (total pressure), presser, pressage, poinçonner (to punch, to stamp), perforer (to drill, to perforate, to punch, to stamp), extraire par pression, estamper (to punch, to stamp), découper (to punch, to stamp), acculer (to rush). (various references)

German

pressen (press, squeeze, oppress, squeezers). (various references)

Greek 

εκθλίβω (elide), απόσταξη με πρέσσα, απόσταξη με πίεση, διατρυπώ (perforate). (various references)

Hebrew 

להתחיל בהדפסה (go to press). (various references)

Hungarian

tolong (to squash), megszorít (to stint), ölel (to cuddle), összenyom (to crush up, to squash), befolyással van, erőszakkal besoroz, hatással van (to react), kisajtol (to crush out, to extrude), átölel (to clasp, to embrace, to twine), megnyom (to depress), verbuvál (to recruit), nyomul, présel (to emboss), sajtol (to extrude), szorít (to constrain, to constrict, to stress), szorong, vasal (to iron, to plate), kivasal (iron out, press, to iron out). (various references)

Italian

spingere (push, thrust, drive, rush), spermitura (pressing), punzonare (punch), pressione (pressure, compression), pressare (press), estrarre mediante pressione. (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

絞る (to squeeze, to wring), 搾る (to squeeze, to wring), 促す (to demand, to suggest, to urge). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

おす (male, to conclude, to infer, to push, to stamp, to support), おしつける (to force, to push), しぼる (to squeeze, to wring), まする (to draw near, to rub, to scrub), うながす (to demand, to incite, to invite, to quicken, to stimulate, to suggest, to urge), せきたてる (to hurry, to urge on), せまる (to draw near), あつりょくをくわえる (to apply pressure to), あっする (to dominate, to oppress, to overwhelm), へす (to dent, to push). (various references)

Pig Latin

otay esspray.(various references)

Portuguese

prensar (press). (various references)

Romanian

merge la tipar (go to press). (various references)

Russian 

отправить в типографию (go to press). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

ići u štampu (go to press). (various references)

Spanish

punzonar (die-cut, punch, to punch, to stamp), prensar (press), apresurar (bustle, crowd, force, hie, hurry, hustle, precipitate, press forward, press on, push, rush, to rush). (various references)

Swedish

stansa (punch), pressa (press, squeeze). (various references)

Turkish

baskıya verilmek (go to press). (various references)