fax in Latin
fax in Latin is facsimilis — fax means a document sent electronically over a phone line to be printed at the other end, or the machine that sends and receives such documents.
fax in Latin
facsimilis
A document sent, or received and printed, by a fax machine.
What does "fax" mean?
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noun A document sent electronically over a phone line to be printed at the other end, or the machine that sends and receives such documents.
"Please send the signed contract by fax."
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verb To send a document using a fax machine.
"Can you fax me the invoice today?"
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fax in a sentence
- Please send the signed contract by fax.
- The office still has an old fax machine in the corner.
- Can you fax me the invoice today?
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What is "fax" in Latin?
"fax" in Latin is facsimilis. fax means: A document sent electronically over a phone line to be printed at the other end, or the machine that sends and receives such documents.
How do you use "fax" in a sentence?
Example: "Please send the signed contract by fax." In Latin, "fax" is facsimilis.
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