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photocopy Definition

photo·copy (fōt′ō käp′ē)

noun pl. -·cop′·ies

a copy of printed or other graphic material made by a device (photocopier) which photographically reproduces the original

transitive verb -·cop′·ied, -·cop′y·ing

to make a photocopy of

photocopy Usage Examples

Object

  • photocopier: Photocopying A card-operated photocopier is available on the ground floor of the Old Building.
  • postage: Yes to cover costs of photocopying, postage and copying images such as x-rays and photographs.
  • handout: We can photocopy handouts, put together training material packs or laminate posters for a small fee.
  • printing: DVDs and CDs ), photocopying, printing and if you return loaned items late.
  • worksheet: In many of the lessons, photocopied worksheets constituted a principal resource.
  • fax: Some colors do not photocopy, fax, or scan very well.

Converse of object

  • accept: These documents must be original as we cannot accept photocopies.
  • send: We will send the photocopies for you to keep.
  • obtain: The master supplied should be used to obtain photocopies.

Preposition: at

discretion: However, single sheets dated after 1850 may be photocopied at the discretion of the Archivist.

Preposition: onto

acetate: Can I photocopy onto acetate using the library photocopiers?

Adjective modifier

  • enlarged: This can be notes added to enlarged photocopies of relevant historical manuscripts, plus your own lettering trials.
  • A4: Photocopying There are two black and white photocopiers at each Library site, providing A3 and A4 photocopies.
  • multiple: This License permits the making of multiple photocopies from a wide range of printed material subject to the limits shown above.
  • white: The committee had instead been shown poor quality black and white photocopies.

Preposition: of

  • passport: A photocopy of the parents' passports or national identity cards bearing their signatures should be attached to the letter.
  • article: We can supply photocopies of print articles for a small charge.
  • manuscript: This can be notes added to enlarged photocopies of relevant historical manuscripts, plus your own lettering trials.
  • certificate: To claim it they simply need to send in a photocopy of the certificate they will be given on completing the course.
  • document: However if a detailed answer is required and extensive research and photocopying of documents are required, then there may be a nominal charge.