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Meanings of copying in English
The duplication of information or an artifact based only on an instance.
Usage of copying in English
1
The final part of the plan involved other countries copying Britain's blueprint.
2
Others are available upon request, free of charge or for copying fees.
3
The government appeared to be copying the Australian government's crackdown, he said.
4
He spent his life in travel and in copying and editing inscriptions.
5
I am copying this letter to the other Westminster political party leaders.
6
A lot of that is garden-variety unlicensed copying and Far East-style counterfeiting.
7
The food was unbearable, and lessons were reading and copying Bible verses.
8
Communicating with your baby -Followyour baby's lead by copying or mirroring.
9
I must commend you on an excellent job of copying, Lady Alia.
10
We used to practice copying each other's signatures when we were kids.
11
Leave it too long, and you look like you're copying everyone else.
12
A photo-engraver is now engaged on the work of copying the notes.
13
The copying of those deeds was the work belonging to Roland Yorke.
14
Since my copying days the picture has been transferred to the Louvre.
15
Sir W. Muir is not justified in copying these stories from Tabari.
16
Another bonus: You can disable Macrovision, which protects against copying onto VHS.
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Copying through the time
Copying across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common