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1 copy
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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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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1 noun(a) (duplicate → of painting, statue) copie f, reproduction f; (→ of document, letter, photograph) copie f;∎ to make a copy of sth faire une copie de qch∎ 500 copies of the book were printed le livre a été tiré à 500 exemplaires(c) (UNCOUNT) Typography, Press & Journalism (written material) copie f; (in advertisement) texte m;∎ his story made good copy son histoire a fait un bon papier;∎ he wrote some brilliant copy (one article) il a écrit un article excellent; (several articles) il a écrit d'excellents articles∎ copy and paste copier-coller m(a) (work of art, drawing etc) copier, imiter(b) (write out → letter, notes) copier(e) (photocopy) photocopier∎ to copy sth to disk copier qch sur disquette;∎ to copy and paste sth faire un copier-coller sur qch(g) (send copy to) envoyer une copie à;∎ to copy sb with sth faire parvenir une copie de qch à qn∎ no copying! on ne copie pas!∎ do you copy? vous me recevez?►► Computing copy block copie f de bloc;Computing copy check contrôle m par duplication;Computing copy command commande f de copie;Press copy deadline tombée f, dernière heure f;Computing copy disk disquette f de copie;copy editor Press secrétaire mf de rédaction; (in publishing) préparateur(trice) m,f de copie;Computing copy protection protection f contre la copie;copy taster premier lecteur m;Marketing copy test pré-test m publicitaire;Marketing copy testing pré-tests mpl publicitaires;copy typing dactylographie f, dactylo f;copy typist dactylographe mf, dactylo mfnoterrecopier;∎ to copy out a passage from a book transcrire ou recopier un passage d'un livre -
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1 noun(a) (of document, letter) copie f;∎ to make a copy of sth faire une copie de qchcopy typist dactylo m fcopy deadline date f de tombée;American copy desk secrétariat m de rédactioncopy testing pré-tests m pl publicitaires∎ copy and paste copier-coller mcopy block copie f de bloc;copy command commande f de copie;copy disk disquette f de copie;copy protection protection f contre la copie∎ to copy sth to disk copier qch sur disquette;∎ to copy and paste sth faire un copier-coller sur qch∎ to copy and paste faire un copier-coller -
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6 photocopy
['fəutəkopi] 1. plural - photocopies; noun(a copy of a document etc made by a machine which photographs it: I'll get some photocopies made of this letter.) photocopie2. verb(to make a copy in this way: Will you photocopy this letter for me?) photocopier -
7 print
A n1 ( typeface) ¢ caractères mpl ; in small/large print en petits/gros caractères ; the print is very small c'est écrit très petit ; the small ou fine print fig les détails ; don't forget to read the small print n'oubliez pas de lire tous les détails ; to set sth up in print Print composer qch en lettres d'imprimerie ;2 ( published form) in print disponible en librairie ; out of print épuisé ; to go into print être publié ; to put ou get sth into print publier qch ; to appear in print, to get into print être publié ; to see sth in print voir qch noir sur blanc ; to see oneself in print se voir publié ; ‘at the time of going to print’ ‘à l'heure où nous mettons sous presse’ ;4 Phot ( from negative) épreuve f ; to make a print from a negative tirer une épreuve d'un négatif ;6 ( impression) (of finger, hand, foot) empreinte f ; ( of tyre) trace f ; to leave prints laisser des empreintes ; to take sb's prints prendre les empreintes de qn ;7 Tex tissu m imprimé ;8 ( handwriting) script m.C vtr1 Print imprimer [poster, document, book, banknote] (on sur) ; to print sth in italics imprimer qch en italique ; over 1,000 copies of the book have been printed le livre a été imprimé or tiré à plus de 1 000 exemplaires ; ‘printed in Japan’ ‘imprimé au Japon’ ;2 Journ ( publish) publier [story, report, interview, photo] ; the article was printed in the local press l'article est paru or a été publié dans la presse locale ;5 ( write) écrire [qch] en script [detail, letter] (on sur) ; ‘print your name in block capitals’ ‘écrivez votre nom en majuscules’.D vi1 ( write) écrire en script ;2 Print imprimer.E printed pp adj [design, fabric, paper] imprimé ; ‘printed matter’ Post ‘imprimés’ mpl ; printed notepaper papier m à lettres à en-tête ; the power of the printed word le pouvoir de l'écrit.■ print off:▶ print off [sth], print [sth] off tirer [copies].■ print out:
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