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Definition of copier - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
office equipmentmachine that makes paper copies of documents
- The office bought a new copier for the team.
2.
imitationperson who imitates others' work or style
- He was known as a copier of famous artists.
3.
technologyTECH. program that duplicates data in computingTECH.
- The copier software backed up all the files.
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machine that makes paper copies of documents
Expressions with copier
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device that copies documents using laser technology
The office just got a new laser copier.
Origin of copier
French, copier (to copy)
Terms with copier included in their meaning
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copier
device that reproduces printed documents or discs
document copier
person who copies legal documents by hand
Examples of copier in a sentence
She stood by the copier, waiting for her documents. The copier mimicked the author's writing style perfectly. She was a copier, always following fashion trends. The copier efficiently cloned the entire database. He used a copier to replicate the system settings.
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- French:photocopieur, logiciel de copie, ...
- German:Kopierer, Nachahmer, ...
- Italian:fotocopiatrice, imitatore, ...
- Spanish:fotocopiadora, copiador, ...
- Portuguese:fotocopiadora, imitador, ...
- Chinese:复印机, 模仿者, ...
- Japanese:コピー機, 模倣者, ...
- Arabic:آلَة نَسْخ, مُقَلِّد, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוֹנַת צִלּוּם, מַחְקֶה, ...
- Russian:копировальный аппарат, подражатель, ...
- Ukrainian:копіювальний апарат, копіювальник, ...
- Hindi:फोटोकॉपी मशीन, नकलची, ...

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