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xerox in Japanese

xerox in Japanese is コピー, ゼロックス, 複写 — xerox means informally, a photocopy, or the machine that makes one — from the brand name Xerox.

xerox in Japanese

コピー
verb
Pronounced: kopī
(Philippines, India, dated, _, in, _, North America) To make a paper copy or copies by means of a photocopier.
ゼロックス
verb
Pronounced: zerokkusu
(Philippines, India, dated, _, in, _, North America) To make a paper copy or copies by means of a photocopier.
複写
verb
Pronounced: fukusha
(Philippines, India, dated, _, in, _, North America) To make a paper copy or copies by means of a photocopier.

What does "xerox" mean?

  1. noun Informally, a photocopy, or the machine that makes one — from the brand name Xerox.
    "Can you make a xerox of this contract before you mail it?"
  2. verb To photocopy a document.
    "She xeroxed her passport for the visa application."
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xerox in a sentence

  • Can you make a xerox of this contract before you mail it?
  • She xeroxed her passport for the visa application.

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What is "xerox" in Japanese?

"xerox" in Japanese is コピー, ゼロックス, 複写. xerox means: Informally, a photocopy, or the machine that makes one — from the brand name Xerox.

How do you pronounce コピー?

"xerox" in Japanese is コピー, pronounced "kopī".

How do you use "xerox" in a sentence?

Example: "Can you make a xerox of this contract before you mail it?" In Japanese, "xerox" is コピー, ゼロックス, 複写.

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

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "xerox": コピー, ゼロックス, 複写.

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