|
|
| construct. |
reproduction; duplication |
| microel. |
duplication (von Fotomasken) |
| opt. |
contact printing; same-size printing |
|
|
| comp. |
copy; copy/to |
| econ. |
pattern; trace |
| met. |
to print |
| polygr. |
to copy |
|
|
| cultur. |
re-printing |
| IT |
down-line load; downline loading; downloading |
| IT, transp., el. |
copying; duplicating |
| life.sc. |
replication |
|
|
| gen. |
copying; replicate; reproduce; borrow |
| busin. |
xerox |
| comp., MS |
copy (To duplicate information and reproduce it in another part of a document, in a different file or memory location, or in a different medium. A copy operation can affect data ranging from a single character to large segments of text, a graphics image, or from one to many data files); rip (To copy digital media content from an audio CD. Content may be converted to a different format during the ripping process) |
| econ. |
imitate |
| IT |
download (aus Computersystem, a copy) |
| IT, tech. |
to copy |
| mech.eng. |
copy-machine |
| mun.plan., commun. |
tape dub |
| tech. |
duplicate; plagiarize; print; printing; rerecording |
|
|
| gen. |
copied; replicates; xeroxes; replicated; xeroxed |
|
|
| gen. |
copying; replicating; xeroxing |
|
|
| gen. |
copied; replicated; xeroxed |
|
|
| tech. |
copier; duplicator; photocopier |
|
|
| gen. |
clone |
|
|
| tech. |
copying |
