photocopy
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- noun
- /ˈfoʊtəˌkɑpi/
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fotocopia
- ...I went to see the bank manager this morning, and I got photocopies of all your statements.
- photocopies of documents
- photocopy of a page
- photocopy of a letter
They wouldn't let even Harvey make a photocopy of that page in the letter.
- They wouldn't let even Harvey make a photocopy of that page in the letter.
- So they have photocopies of her ID and then a print out of her STD and AIDS test.
- So I'd imbibed this bad photocopy version of Eastern mysticism.
- And I also made photocopies of.
Examples
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I told you to make photocopies of your written notes.
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It's a photocopy of Mrs. Botrelle's medical chart.
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A photocopy of his passport.
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Two more important places in college are the laundry room and the photocopy shop.
Academic text (2010) -
Instead, I simply followed the documentary trail and paid for photocopies of the available records from the National Archives.
Academic text (2009) -
This is a photocopy of Hazel Cole's Statement dated December 27th.
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Collection contains photocopies of records from Norfolk, England, collected by Mrs. William P. Baldwin.
Academic text (2010) -
Humphries completed this transcription from a photocopy of the original diary, held by McKinley's ancestors.
Academic text (2010) -
The journal and manuscript were photocopies, well-thumbed, with notes in the margins in Glenna's hand.
Fiction book (1999) -
I need a photocopy of my birth certificate for the job application.
Synonyms
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A paper or file that is the same as the original
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A paper copy of a document made on a copying machine
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The act of making a copy of something like a photo or document
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3.1
A paper copy printed or typed from a computer
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An exact copy of a document or work of art
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A copy of a paper made at the same time as the original
A copy of a document made with a photocopier
A copy of a document made by an old photocopy process
An exact copy of a picture, document, or printed item
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Photocopy comes from photo ('light') and copy ('a duplicate'). Early copying machines used light to make a duplicate of a page, so a photocopy is a simple copy of a document made with light.