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copy in German

copy in German is Fließtext, Nachahmung, Kopie — copy means a duplicate of something original.

copy in German

Fließtext
noun
Nachahmung
noun
Kopie
noun
Exemplar
noun
kopieren
verb
nachmachen
verb
(transitive) To imitate.
kopieren
verb
(transitive) To imitate.
empfangen
verb
(radio) To receive a transmission successfully.
kapieren
verb
(radio) To receive a transmission successfully.
verstanden
verb
(radio) To receive a transmission successfully.

What does "copy" mean?

  1. noun A duplicate of something original.
    "I lost the original letter, so please post me a copy."
  2. noun Written text intended for publication or advertising.
    "Her job is to write the copy for the new product pages."
  3. verb To make a duplicate of something, or to imitate it.
    "Can you copy these files onto a memory stick for me?"
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copy in a sentence

  • I lost the original letter, so please post me a copy.
  • Keep a copy of the contract for your records.
  • Her job is to write the copy for the new product pages.
  • The editor sent the copy back because it was far too long.

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What is "copy" in German?
"copy" in German is Fließtext, Nachahmung, Kopie. copy means: A duplicate of something original.
How do you use "copy" in a sentence?
Example: "I lost the original letter, so please post me a copy." In German, "copy" is Fließtext, Nachahmung, Kopie.
Are there other ways to say "copy" in German?
Yes — German has 9 translations listed for "copy": Fließtext, Nachahmung, Kopie, Exemplar, kopieren, nachmachen.
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