英:[ˈkɒpi]
美:[ˈkɑːpi]
英:[ˈkɒpi]
美:[ˈkɑːpi]
cop·y
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复数:copies
第三人称单数:copies
现在分词:copying
过去式:copied
过去分词:copied
词根:copy
adj.copied 复制的;已复制的
n.copying 复制;誊写;仿形切削
copyist 抄写员;抄袭者
v.copied 复制,复印(copy的过去分词)
copying 复制;抄写(copy的现在分词)
noun
an imitation, transcript, or reproduction of an original work (such as a letter, a painting, a table, or a dress)
one of a series of especially mechanical reproductions of an original impressionalso: an individual example of such a reproduction
archaic something to be imitated : model
matter to be set especially for printing
something considered printable or newsworthy—used without an article
remarks that make good copy—Norman Cousins
text especially of an advertisement
duplicate sense 1a a copy of a gene
a copy of a computer file
verb
transitive verb
to make a copy or duplicate of Please copy and paste the link into your browser. For players who are holdovers from last year's ballot, I just copied and pasted what I wrote a year ago.—Dave Cameron
copy a document
to model oneself on
in radio/military communications to acknowledge receipt of (a message)
The operator of the Titanic was busy figuring his accounts and did not bother to copy the message. A little later in the afternoon, another ship named the Baltic called the Titanic to tell her about icebergs that were in her way.—Rev. Robert P. Lawrence
intransitive verb
to make a copy
to undergo copying
the map did not copy well
in radio/military communications to acknowledge receipt and understanding of a message
"Block the road with your car. Take no other action. … No resistance, do you copy? Over."—Stephen King
a copy of一份,一本
original copy原本,正本
hard copy硬拷贝;复印件
copy paper复印纸;拷贝纸
copy fromvt. 临摹;仿效
certified copy经核证的副本
copy with应付
true copy[经]准确副本
copy right版权;复制权
complimentary copy(出版社赠送给作者、读者、书评家等的)赠送本
backup copy副本;备份件
copy number拷贝数,复写数
file copy档案复制,拷贝文件;存档原件
photo copy图片复印
carbon copy复写本,副本
duplicate copy副本;复制本
advance copy新书样本
copy protection复制保护
master copy原本;原版拷贝;原版磁带
copy down抄下来,记下来
edition版数;
issue/number期数;
version译本,版本
copy册数;
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“复制品”的意思,其区别是:
model可指按某物式样制造、按比例缩小的模型,也可指某物未制成之前做出的模型。
facsimile含义与copy大体相同,但较文雅。
duplicate常指完全一模一样,可代替原件的复制品。
reproduction批按原物复制的产品,着重复制品与原物相似。
copy普通用词,含义广泛,指精确的或不精确的复制品。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“复印、复制”的意思,其区别是:
duplicate指对原件进行复制或复印,侧重结果与原件一模一样。
xerox指用静电复印或用静电印刷术复制。
copy着重模仿者的有意识行为或模仿得尽可能接近原件。
以上来源于网络
14世纪中叶,“书面记录或记载”,取自于13世纪的旧法语 copie 和直接源自中世纪拉丁语 copia “复制,手稿”,从拉丁语 copia assimilated 形式中融合的 com “和……一起”(参见 com- )和 ops (所有格 opis )“权力,财富,资源”,源自 PIE 词根 *op- “大量工作、生产”。
15世纪,它的含义扩展到任何文字样本,特别是交给打印商复制成印刷字体(卡克斯顿,15世纪末)。14世纪后期,“副本、仿制品、复制品”,无论是书写还是其他方式,均有这个含义。16世纪30年代起,“一套内含相同内容的复制品之一”,指的是同一篇文章的不同版面。
Copy-boy 指的是从作者处获取文字副本交给印刷商的人,源于1888年。编辑通过编辑将文字制作成印刷版面的报纸编辑部称为 copy-desk,它出自1887年; 则术语 copy-editor 的应用则可追溯至1889年。
The "copy desk" is the managing editor's literary inspection field, his last check by which the work of all editorial departments is gauged, the final balance where the brain product of the entire working force of the paper is weighed and judged. [The Journalist, May 21, 1892]
“副本编辑部”是总编辑的文学审查领域,是他的最后检查,通过这个检查,所有编辑部门的工作成果都会得到检验,工作人员的大脑,整个工作力量的产品,都在这里得到了权衡和判断。[记者,1892年5月21日。]
复制
Noun Middle English copie, from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin copia, from Latin, abundance — more at copious
The first known use of copy was in the 14th century
core1 of 2noun
a central or most important part
the usually inedible central part of some fruits (as a pineapple or apple)
a part removed from the interior of a mass especially to find out the interior composition or a hidden condition
took a core of rock
a mass of iron used to concentrate and strengthen the magnetic field resulting from a current in a surrounding coil
the memory of a computer
the central part of the earth having different properties from those of the surrounding partsalso: the central part of a heavenly body
an arrangement of studies that brings together material from subjects that are usually taught separately
the place in a nuclear reactor where fission takes place
core2 of 2verb
to remove a core from
core an apple
core1 of 2noun
a central or most important part
the usually inedible central part of some fruits (as a pineapple or apple)
a part removed from the interior of a mass especially to find out the interior composition or a hidden condition
took a core of rock
a mass of iron used to concentrate and strengthen the magnetic field resulting from a current in a surrounding coil
the memory of a computer
the central part of the earth having different properties from those of the surrounding partsalso: the central part of a heavenly body
an arrangement of studies that brings together material from subjects that are usually taught separately
the place in a nuclear reactor where fission takes place
core2 of 2verb
to remove a core from
core an apple
core1 of 2noun
a central or most important part
the usually inedible central part of some fruits (as a pineapple or apple)
a part removed from the interior of a mass especially to find out the interior composition or a hidden condition
took a core of rock
a mass of iron used to concentrate and strengthen the magnetic field resulting from a current in a surrounding coil
the memory of a computer
the central part of the earth having different properties from those of the surrounding partsalso: the central part of a heavenly body
an arrangement of studies that brings together material from subjects that are usually taught separately
the place in a nuclear reactor where fission takes place
core2 of 2verb
to remove a core from
core an apple
copy1 of 2noun
something that is made to look exactly like something else : duplicate a copy of a painting
a copy of a letter
one of the total number of books, magazines, or papers printed at one time
written or printed material to be set in type
copy2 of 2verb
to make a copy : duplicate
imitate sense 1
1 “We’ve never been inside your vault....It isn’t the real sword! It’s a copy, just a copy!”
2 I bump into a waist-high table while eyeing an antique clock on top of a bookshelf, knocking over their display copies of back-to-school books.
3 She and Levi had gone to the local Chevrolet dealer to fill out the entry form and pick up a copy of the official rules, which read like a familiarization manual for an airplane.
4 In the middle of a war for survival, given the sheer volume of messages traded back and forth among Soviet embassies and the government in Moscow, making multiple copies must have seemed an insignificant decision.
5 Notably, Brenner and Jacob later discovered the messenger RNA was a facsimile of the DNA chain—a copy made from the original.
6 Occasionally, Elizabeth would rendezvous with a Soviet agent in Washington by standing in front of a drugstore in Georgetown, wearing a red flower in her hat and holding a copy of Life magazine.
7 But his was a milder copy; not so red, nor so strong, nor so big, nor so obstinate.
8 Garzoni devised over a hundred experiments, many of which were copied by Gilbert.
9 “Archimedes wrote this, describing his construction methods, but all the copies were lost in ancient times. If I can translate this...”
10 VC estimated time copy of the source code.
VC中估计程序复制时间的方法,源代码.
11 Unlike the majority of the audience, Monroe believed the poem to be rather a brilliant work, so much so that she had hired a printer to produce five thousand copies for sale to the public.
12 "I...I was sent wi' him. To copy the play."
13 I have tried to copy Cathy's study method, but it doesn't work well on me.
我尽力去模仿凯西的学习方法了, 但是没什么效果.
14 The book in her hands is a paperback copy of Timon of Athens, and though she keeps a finger marking her page she never reads a word of it.
15 Please make a fair copy of the manuscript.
请把稿件抄一下.
16 The man returned with a carefully folded copy of the newspaper.
17 She’d just handed me a copy of Medical Genetics, by Victor McKusick, and said, “I met this man cause he wanted some blood from me for some cancer tests.”
18 He’s a junior like me, and he carries a double-spaced copy of the script clipped into a giant blue binder, exploding with pencil notes.
19 Why make do with a copy if you can afford the genuine article?
要是买得起真品,为什么还要拿复制品来凑合呢?
20 Amari watched him and remembered how he once had captured a small bird and copied its movements, flapping his arms like wings, telling her, with much laughter, that he intended to learn how to fly.
2 一册
4 原稿
8 仿造
pattern fake reproduce imitate imitation model counterfeit pattern upon simulated dummy artificial mimic sham ersatz imitated reproduction patterning calque
12 副本
carbon duplicate counterpart tally back-up carbon copy double transcript repetition transcription ditto cc ectype estreat rescript ectypal duplication
13 稿件
16 作业本
17 仿制
18 仿效
imitative follow model act imitate emulous echo imitation emulate mock in the wake of copycat take your cue from follow in footsteps follow suit model yourself on do pattern on emulation counterfeit ape me-too patterning similize mimic in imitation of
20 作文
21 抄本
transcript estreat manuscript transcription codex apograph Handschrift transumpt extract tenor rescript
22 信息
information post word message knowledge communication info transmission skinny poop successive thing stuff signal input pointer gen 411
25 观点
point idea view ground thought voice theory perspective angle meaning thinking outlook sentiment stance proposition viewpoint standpoint slant
26 复写
duplication duplicate reproduce copying reproduction tracing manifold trace transcript transcribe duplicating machine
28 题材
29 练习本
30 摹仿
32 剽窃
33 习字贴
34 缮本
37 新闻题材
40 复制品
duplicate reproduction print clone replicate replica repetition replication repro facsimile representation tally ditto similitude reconstruction ectype duplication clon autotype shadow counterfeit reduplicate
41 品
42 复制
reproduction duplication trace duplicate reproduce transcribe transfer replication read strike clone replicate dub facsimile reduplicate imitate reproductive replicative dupe counter reprography counter- Xerox run off repro model photocopy
45 摹写
46 手稿
47 备份
48 誊写
52 模仿
simulated burlesque imitative mimetic simulation mimicry do echo simulate ape imitate counterfeit impersonate copycat imitation impersonation mimesis pattern reproduce mimic emulate cosmetic emulous impression take-off apery after -ette affect assume personate repeat monkey derivative me-too mockery channel mock take your cue from pattern yourself on model yourself on take off take a leaf from of book take a leaf out of book pattern on model on model after model impersonative slavish borrow play transcriptive imitated simulative takeoff emulation spoof patterning mime feign after the fashion of take color from make like simulant simular counterdraw repetition follow play the ape in imitation of hit off