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1 durchschreiben
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) make a (carbon) copy of* * *dụrch|schrei|ben sep1. vtto make a (carbon) copy of2. vi1) (= Kopie anfertigen) to make a (carbon) copy2) (= Kopie liefern) to print through, to produce a copy* * *durch|schrei·ben[ˈdʊrçʃraibn̩]vi irreg to print through* * *durchschreiben v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) make a (carbon) copy of -
2 Kopie
Kopie f 1. COMP copy (Textverarbeitung); 2. GEN copy; 3. KOMM carbon copy, cc • Kopie des Schreibens als Anlage beigefügt KOMM copy of letter enclosed, copy of letter attached* * *f 1. < Comp> Textverarbeitung copy; 2. < Geschäft> copy; 3. < Komm> carbon copy (cc) ■ Kopie des Schreibens als Anlage beigefügt < Komm> copy of letter enclosed, copy of letter attached* * *Kopie
(Durchschlag) copy, carbon [copy], flimsy (Br.), transcript, (Gegenstück) counterpart, (Kopieren) copying, (Nachbildung) imitation, facsimile, reproduction, replica, (Pause) tracing, (Zweitschrift) duplicate, duplication, manifold, counterpart, double;
• beglaubigte Kopie exemplified (examined) copy, certified true copy;
• notariell beglaubigte Kopie notarized copy;
• gleich lautende Kopie conformed copy (US);
• vierfach vorhandene Kopien quadruplicate copies;
• wortgetreue Kopie close copy;
• zusätzliche Kopie blind carbon copy, (Werbematerial) dupe;
• Kopie einer Rechnung copy of an invoice;
• Kopie anfertigen to [make a carbon] copy, to duplicate;
• Kopie beglaubigen to certify a copy;
• Kopie beifügen to attach a copy;
• Kopieanfertigung copying. -
3 Kopie anfertigen
Kopie anfertigen
to [make a carbon] copy, to duplicate -
4 Kopie
f; -, -n copy (auch fig.); (Zweitschrift) auch duplicate; (Fotokopie) photocopy; FOT. (Abzug) print; Kunst: copy, Gemälde: auch reproduction, Plastik: auch replica* * *die Kopie(Durchschlag) carbon copy;(Fotokopie) photocopy; copy;(Nachbildung) replication; replica;(Zweitschrift) copy; duplicate* * *Ko|pie [ko'pi] [-'piːən] (Aus) [-piən]f -, -ncopy; (= Durchschlag auch) carbon (copy); (= Ablichtung) photocopy; (PHOT) print; (FILM) print, copy; (von Statue) copy, replica; (fig) carbon copydas ist nicht das Original sondern eine Kopie — it's not the original but a copy or imitation
* * *die1) (an imitation or reproduction: That dress is a copy of one I saw at a Paris fashion show; He made eight copies of the pamphlet on the photocopier.) copy2) (a photocopy (of something) made by such a process.) Xerox* * *Ko·pie<-, -n>[koˈpi:, pl koˈpi:ən]f1. (Nachbildung) copy, replica2. (Fotokopie) photocopy3. (Durchschrift) [carbon] copy4. (Abschrift) copy5. (Abzug eines Fotos) copy, print6. (Doppel eines Films) copy, print* * *die; Kopie, Kopien1) copy; (Imitation) imitation2) (Durchschrift) carbon copy3) (Fotokopie) photocopy4) (Fot., Film) print* * *Kopie f; -, -n copy (auch fig); (Zweitschrift) auch duplicate; (Fotokopie) photocopy; FOTO (Abzug) print; KUNST copy, Gemälde: auch reproduction, Plastik: auch replica* * *die; Kopie, Kopien1) copy; (Imitation) imitation2) (Durchschrift) carbon copy3) (Fotokopie) photocopy4) (Fot., Film) print* * *-n f.copy n.duplicate n.replica n.replication n.transcript n. -
5 Kopie
Ko·pie <-, -n> [koʼpi:, pl koʼpi:ən] f1) ( Nachbildung) copy, replica2) ( Fotokopie) photocopy;3) ( Durchschrift) [carbon] copy4) ( Abschrift) copy5) ( Abzug eines Fotos) copy, print6) ( Doppel eines Films) copy, print -
6 Abschrift
Abschrift f GEN copy* * *f < Geschäft> copy* * *Abschrift
copy, double, duplication, (Durchschlag) carbon (typewritten) copy, (Stenogramm) transcript[ion];
• für gleich lautende Abschrift for copy conform;
• für die Richtigkeit der Abschrift certified true copy;
• laut beigefügter Abschrift as per enclosed copy;
• amtliche (amtlich beglaubigte) Abschrift office copy;
• beglaubigte Abschrift certified (attested, exemplified, verified, examined) copy, exemplification, vidimus, conformed document (US);
• notariell beglaubigte Abschrift notarized (certified, legalized) copy;
• gleich lautende Abschrift true (conform, exact, identical, conformed, US) copy, [true] duplicate;
• richtige Abschrift true copy;
• saubere Abschrift fair (fine-hand) copy;
• originalgetreue Abschrift diplomatic copy;
• mit dem Original verglichene Abschrift examined copy;
• vollständige Abschrift complete copy;
• wortgetreue Abschrift close (true) copy;
• zuverlässige Abschrift faithful copy;
• wortgetreue Abschrift einer Urkunde exact copy of a document;
• Abschrift anfertigen to take a copy;
• mehrere Abschriften anfertigen to make several copies;
• Abschrift beglaubigen to attest a copy of record, to certify a copy;
• in Abschrift beifügen to attach a copy;
• Abschrift erteilen to deliver (furnish) a copy;
• Abschriften herstellen to run off copies, to copy, to transcribe;
• Abschrift vergleichen to check (read over) a copy.
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