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A n1 (reproduction, imitation) copie f (of de) ; to make a copy faire une copie ; certified copy copie f certifiée conforme ;2 (issue, edition) (of book, newspaper, record, report) exemplaire m ;3 (journalist's, advertiser's text) copie f ; to be ou make good copy être un bon sujet d'article ; to file (one's) copy présenter sa copie or son papier ○ journ.B vtr1 ( imitate) copier [person, style, design, system] (from sur) ;2 ( duplicate) copier [document, letter, disk, file] ; to copy sth onto a disk copier qch sur disquette ; to copy onto paper sortir qch sur papier ; to have sth copied faire faire une copie de qch ;3 ( write out by hand) recopier [exercise, answers, inscription, text] (from sur) ; to copy sth into one's book recopier qch sur son cahier.■ copy down:▶ copy down [sth], copy [sth] down recopier (from sur ; into sur).■ copy out:▶ copy out [sth], copy [sth] out recopier. -
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copy [ˈkɒpɪ]1. noun• to take or make a copy of sth faire une copie de qcha. copierb. ( = send a copy to) envoyer une copie à3. compounds* * *['kɒpɪ] 1.1) (reproduction, imitation) copie fcertified copy — copie f certifiée conforme
2) ( edition) (of book, newspaper, report) exemplaire m3) (journalist's, advertiser's text) copie f2.to be ou make good copy — être un bon sujet d'article
transitive verb2) ( duplicate) copier [document, disk]3.intransitive verb copier ( from sur)Phrasal Verbs:- copy out
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