copy in Greek
copy in Greek is αντίγραφο, κακέκτυπο, αντίτυπο — copy means a duplicate of something original.
copy in Greek
αντίγραφο
Pronounced: adigrafo
κακέκτυπο
Pronounced: kakektypo
An imitation, sometimes of inferior quality.
αντίτυπο
Pronounced: aditypo
αντιγράφω
Pronounced: adigrafo
(transitive) To produce an object identical to a given object.
αντιγράφω
Pronounced: adigrafo
(transitive) To imitate.
μιμούμαι
Pronounced: mimoumai
(transitive) To imitate.
πλαστογραφώ
Pronounced: plastografo
(transitive) To imitate.
What does "copy" mean?
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noun A duplicate of something original.
"I lost the original letter, so please post me a copy."
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noun Written text intended for publication or advertising.
"Her job is to write the copy for the new product pages."
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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 Greek?
"copy" in Greek is αντίγραφο, κακέκτυπο, αντίτυπο. copy means: A duplicate of something original.
How do you pronounce αντίγραφο?
"copy" in Greek is αντίγραφο, pronounced "adigrafo".
How do you use "copy" in a sentence?
Example: "I lost the original letter, so please post me a copy." In Greek, "copy" is αντίγραφο, κακέκτυπο, αντίτυπο.
Are there other ways to say "copy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 6 translations listed for "copy": αντίγραφο, κακέκτυπο, αντίτυπο, αντιγράφω, μιμούμαι, πλαστογραφώ.
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