Pronunciation: /ˈfoʊtəˌkɑpi/
noun a reproduction of a document or other printed matter made by using a photocopying machine
A1 I need to make a photocopy of my passport for the hotel.
A2 Can you please give me a photocopy of the contract for my records?
B1 The photocopy of the map was not clear enough to read the street names.
B2 I always carry a photocopy of my ID in case I lose the original.
C1 The photocopy of the painting was so well done, it looked like the original.
C2 The museum provided a high-quality photocopy of the rare manuscript for research purposes.
verb to make a photocopy of something
A1 I need to photocopy this document for my boss.
A2 Can you photocopy these pages for me before the meeting?
B1 She asked me to photocopy the contract and send it to her by email.
B2 I will photocopy the important files and keep them in a safe place.
C1 The secretary photocopies all the documents for the office on a daily basis.
C2 In order to save time, I usually photocopy important papers instead of handwriting them.
formal Please make a photocopy of this document for our records.
informal Can you quickly photocopy these papers for me?
slang I need to run off a quick photocopy of this before the meeting.
figurative His memory was like a photocopy, always reproducing the same details perfectly.
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