to dup

Examples

• All

• Did I fully just like dupe my own product Look OK.

• The Chinese team says their findings aren't repudiation, but that maybe they didn't use enough nitrogen to dupe the compound or something like that.

  Sabine Hossenfelder

• You're dupping crazier, Rita.

  Midnight Stallion (2013)

• So the MacBook Air yes tried to dupe people in the system that you were a laptop from Intel and then tried to dupe them and then undope them.

• I need to dup this presentation before sending it to the clients.

• She decided to dup that important file so she wouldn't lose it.

• Can you help me dup the audio recording from last week's interview?

Synonyms

D

to duplicate

vsto dup

84 3.5

To make an exact copy of something

is less formal and used especially for electronic files and recordings

R

to replicate

vsto dup

• Specialized

66 4.9

To make an exact copy of something, often in a lab

is informal and used mainly for copying files or recordings rather than science

R

to reproduce

vsto dup

41 4.0

To make a copy of something that looks like the original

is used informally to mean exact copying of files or recordings

P

to photocopy

vsto dup

15 2.3

To make a copy of a document or picture with a copy machine

is informal and mainly used for copying digital files or recordings

R

to recopy

vsto dup

1 3.7

To write or type something again to fix mistakes

is a general informal term for copying files or recordings, not only after errors

R

to reduplicate

vsto dup

1 7.8

To do something again in the same way to copy the original

is used informally for making a single copy of a file or recording

R

to re-create

vsto dup

• UK

4.1

Make something again so it looks like the original

is a straightforward informal verb for copying files or recordings rather than rebuilding

Surface Forms

Etymology