copy
/ˈkɑpi/
noun
- A thing made to be similar or identical to another.
- Please make a copy of this document for the meeting.
- The artist sold a copy of the painting to a collector.
- She kept a copy of the key in her desk drawer.
- A single example of a book, newspaper, or other publication.
- He signed each copy of his new novel for the fans.
- The library has a rare copy of the first edition.
- I bought a copy of the morning paper at the store.
- Written material intended to be printed or published.
- The editor reviewed the copy before sending it to the printer.
- The advertising team needs fresh copy for the campaign.
- She wrote the copy for the company's new website.
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verb
- To make a similar or identical version of something.
- Please copy the file to the shared drive.
- He copied the recipe into his notebook.
- The student copied the diagram from the board.
- To imitate the behavior or style of someone else.
- Young children often copy their parents' gestures.
- He tried to copy his brother's success in business.
- She copied the singer's dance moves for the performance.