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duplicate in Japanese

duplicate in Japanese is デュプリケート, 写し, 複写 — duplicate means exactly the same as something else, especially because it was copied from it.

duplicate in Japanese

デュプリケート
noun
Pronounced: deyupurikēto
One that resembles or corresponds to another; an identical copy.
写し
noun
Pronounced: utsushi
One that resembles or corresponds to another; an identical copy.
複写
noun
Pronounced: fukusha
One that resembles or corresponds to another; an identical copy.
複写
verb
Pronounced: fukusha
(transitive) To make a copy of.
複製
verb
Pronounced: fukusei
(transitive) To make a copy of.

What does "duplicate" mean?

  1. adj Exactly the same as something else, especially because it was copied from it.
    "He kept a duplicate key hidden under the mat."
  2. verb To make an exact copy of something.
    "Please duplicate this form and send one copy to head office."
  3. noun An exact copy of something else.
    "This ticket is a duplicate — the original is on file."

duplicate in a sentence

  • He kept a duplicate key hidden under the mat.
  • Please duplicate this form and send one copy to head office.
  • Scientists tried to duplicate the results in a second experiment.
  • This ticket is a duplicate — the original is on file.

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What is "duplicate" in Japanese?

"duplicate" in Japanese is デュプリケート, 写し, 複写. duplicate means: Exactly the same as something else, especially because it was copied from it.

How do you pronounce デュプリケート?

"duplicate" in Japanese is デュプリケート, pronounced "deyupurikēto".

How do you use "duplicate" in a sentence?

Example: "He kept a duplicate key hidden under the mat." In Japanese, "duplicate" is デュプリケート, 写し, 複写.

Are there other ways to say "duplicate" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "duplicate": デュプリケート, 写し, 複写, 複製.

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