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Meanings of copier (copiers) in English

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copiadora
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Apparatus that makes copies of typed, written or drawn material.

copiadora
Usage of copiers in English
1
He creates a cost-analysis chart and stays after work, deciding between seven copiers.
The new yorker
2
Renaming itself Xerox, the company championed the copiers that soon rendered carbon-paper obsolete.
Wired
3
It has no paid staff, no copiers, no desks, no office.
Wired
4
One of the copiers has a print job stacked facedown in the output tray.
Overtime: a tor.com original
5
We are creatures of habits, "imitators and copiers of our past selves."
The Power of Concentration
6
Moreover, Xerox no longer builds its own office copiers, instead relying mostly on Fuji Xerox.
Reuters
7
Vendor finance involves dealer networks for commercial equipment such as copiers, materials handling and construction machines.
Reuters
8
The 39 year old Austrian man worked in a newspaper agency where copiers were in use.
The Irish Times
9
The office copiers had control methods, too.
The Kingmaker
10
Are children not worth more than copiers?
The Guardian
11
At the end of the day, turn off computers, copiers, printers and fax machines at the switch.
The South African
12
Some of the plagiarists are straightforward copiers.
Financial Crime and Corruption
13
It's the simple things like getting a car from the motor pool, getting copiers, making travel arrangements.
Mortal Allies
14
But Ford is in the White House, and computers are the size of office copiers, refrigerators, trucks.
Wired
15
The technology will likely appear first in copiers and high-speed printers, but the Document Company won't stop there.
Wired
16
You are turning the pages of hundreds of sources which are obviously written by copiers, not the composer.
Reuters
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Copiers through the time