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1. adjective1) (identical) Zweitduplicate key — Nach- od. Zweitschlüssel, der
duplicate copy — Zweit- od. Abschrift, die; Doppel, das
2) (twofold) doppelt2. noun1) Kopie, die; (second copy of letter/document/key) Duplikat, das2)3. transitive verbprepare/complete something in duplicate — etwas in doppelter Ausfertigung machen/ausfüllen
1) (make a copy of, make in duplicate)duplicate something — eine zweite Anfertigung von etwas machen; etwas nachmachen (ugs.)
2) (be exact copy of) genau gleichen (+ Dat.)3) (on machine) vervielfältigen4) (unnecessarily) [unnötigerweise] noch einmal tun* * *1. ['dju:plikət] adjective(exactly the same as something else: a duplicate key.) genau gleich2. noun1) (another thing of exactly the same kind: He managed to find a perfect duplicate of the ring she had lost.) das Duplikat2) (an exact copy of something written: She gave everyone a duplicate of her report.) das Duplikat3. [-keit] verb(to make an exact copy or copies of: He duplicated the letter.) vervielfältigen- academic.ru/22886/duplication">duplication- duplicator* * *du·pli·cateI. vt1. (replicate)▪ to \duplicate sth eine zweite Anfertigung von etw dat machen; (repeat an activity) etw noch einmal machenparenthood is an experience that nothing else can \duplicate ( fig) die Erfahrung, Vater oder Mutter zu sein, kann durch nichts ersetzt werdento \duplicate a device ein Gerät nachbauen▪ to \duplicate with sth miteinander übereinstimmenIII. adj[ˈdju:plɪkət, AM ˈdu:-]attr, inv Doppel-, Zweit-\duplicate key Nachschlüssel mIV. n[ˈdju:plɪkət, AM ˈdu:-]\duplicate [of a] receipt Quittungsduplikat ntin \duplicate in zweifacher [o doppelter] Ausfertigung* * *['djuːplIkeɪt]1. vt2) (= make copies of on machine) kopieren, vervielfältigen3) (= repeat) action etc wiederholen, noch einmal machen; (wastefully) doppelt or zweimal machen; success wiederholenthat is merely duplicating work already done — da wird doch nur schon Erledigtes noch einmal gemacht ['djuːplIkɪt]
2. n(of document) Duplikat nt, Kopie f; (of work of art) Kopie f; (of key etc) Zweitschlüssel min duplicate — in doppelter Ausfertigung ['djuːplIkɪt]
3. adjdoppelt, zweifacha duplicate copy of the text — ein Duplikat nt or eine Kopie des Textes
* * *A adj (adv duplicately)1. Doppel…, zweifach, doppelt:2. genau gleich oder entsprechend:duplicate key → B 3;duplicate production Reihen-, Serienfertigung fB s1. Duplikat n, Ab-, Zweitschrift f, Kopie f:in duplicate in zweifacher Ausfertigung oder Ausführung, in 2 Exemplaren, doppelt2. (genau gleiches) Seitenstück, Kopie f3. a) Zweitschlüssel mb) Nachschlüssel m4. WIRTSCHa) Sekunda-, Duplikatwechsel mb) Pfandschein mC v/t [-keıt]1. im Duplikat herstellen2. ein Duplikat anfertigen von, kopieren, eine Abschrift von einem Brief etc machen, vervielfältigen3. zusammenfalten4. duplicate a key for sb jemandem einen Nachschlüssel machen5. ein Experiment etc (beliebig) wiederholen* * *1. adjective1) (identical) Zweitduplicate key — Nach- od. Zweitschlüssel, der
duplicate copy — Zweit- od. Abschrift, die; Doppel, das
2) (twofold) doppelt2. noun1) Kopie, die; (second copy of letter/document/key) Duplikat, das2)3. transitive verbprepare/complete something in duplicate — etwas in doppelter Ausfertigung machen/ausfüllen
1) (make a copy of, make in duplicate)duplicate something — eine zweite Anfertigung von etwas machen; etwas nachmachen (ugs.)
2) (be exact copy of) genau gleichen (+ Dat.)3) (on machine) vervielfältigen4) (unnecessarily) [unnötigerweise] noch einmal tun* * *adj.doppelter adj. n.Doppel - n.Kopie -n f.Zweitschrift f. v.duplizieren v.vervielfältigen v.
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