Xerox
- noun
- /ˈzɪrɒks/
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Xerox
- The university has several Xerox machines available for students to use.
- Xerox machine
But they had these like massive Xerox machines.
- But they had these like massive Xerox machines.
Examples
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HOW'D YOU GET THE XEROX?
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But they had these like massive Xerox machines.
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But they had these like massive Xerox machines.
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In my generation there were no copy copying Xerox machines.
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Although I've sat there sewing book signatures and printing it all out and it no double sided Xerox machine actually has correct alignment.
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In the office, we use a Xerox machine to make copies of important documents.
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She printed the report on a Xerox for the upcoming meeting.
Synonyms
6
2.9
A machine that makes copies of papers or pictures
5
2.0
A machine that makes paper copies of documents and pictures
A machine that makes copies of papers or pictures using light and powder
A machine like a photocopier or laser printer that makes pages with toner
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Xerox comes from the copying process xerography, made from Greek parts xeros ('dry') and graphia ('writing'), so it means 'dry writing' or copying without wet ink. That's why Xerox became the name of a machine that makes paper copies.