to fax
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2.8
- verb
- /fæks/
:
enviar por fax
- Please fax the signed contract to the office as soon as possible.
- fax a copy
- fax or mail
- call or fax
And then they would write it down and fax it to people around the world.
- And then they would write it down and fax it to people around the world.
- They're still faxing stuff like they have to fax things around and like mail post.
- So my original tag, Oh my God dude was faxed too with a dollar sign :).
- So these fax, fax a request through head, nothing back with telephone, nothing back, would write a letter, nothing back.
Examples
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- Frank, you wanna take a look at this before I fax it?
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Fax over an estimate and we'll have you a check by Friday.
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And then they would write it down and fax it to people around the world.
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You can take one for your wife and just fax it back to us.
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You fax one copy to your connection on the other side.
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Yeah, no problem, I'll just fax that over to you then.
Fiction book (1996) -
She'll fax you at the office.
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Fax me the list as soon as you get them, please.
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In fact, I'm in the car right now on my way to the office to fax them to you.
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Fax those plans right now.
Synonyms
1
8.9
To send a typed message using a machine over long distance lines
1
7.7
To send a document or picture by a fax machine
To send a document by fax
To send a typed message that is printed far away
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fax comes from facsimile, made of fac and simile, which mean 'make similar'. So to fax something is to send a 'copy' of it over the phone.