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| arts. | exemplaire; copier |
| bank. | duplicata |
| data | |
| gen. | l'information; les informations |
| astr. | données |
| comp. | données |
| comp., MS | données; données |
| construct. | information; renseignement |
| math. | donnée |
| tech. | donnée |
| -function | |
| IT | fonction; fonction |
| Function | |
| pharma. | Fonction |
| function | |
| IT | opération; fonction |
| IT tech. | fonction |
| market. fin. | attribution |
| tech. el. | fonction mathématique |
noun | verb | adjective | to phrases
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| exemplaire (An individual exemplar of a book, document etc.); original m; double; la copie | |||
| exemplaire; copier | |||
| copiage m | |||
| faire un repiquage; repiquer | |||
| copie f | |||
| copie du rôle | |||
| exemplaire (Chacune des reproductions d'un ouvrage imprimé qui fait partie d'un même tirage) | |||
| texte m | |||
| reproduire f; reproduire par usinage; usiner par reproduction | |||
| reproduction f | |||
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| copier | |||
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| copier (To duplicate information and reproduce it in another part of a document, in a different file or memory location, or in a different medium. A copy operation can affect data ranging from a single character to large segments of text, a graphics image, or from one to many data files) | |||
| calquer | |||
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| copiage | |||
| copie; duplication | |||
| tournage par copiage | |||
| copier (reprography, reprographie) | |||
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| duplicata | |||
| épreuve; photographique; hotte; sortie; évent; claquage; passoire; poinçon | |||
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| Community Opportunities And Programs For Youth; Copytele, Inc. | |||
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copy : 772 phrases in 51 subjects |
| Accounting | 1 | Earth sciences | 15 | Life sciences | 10 |
| American usage, not spelling | 1 | Economics | 2 | Marketing | 25 |
| Art | 8 | Education | 3 | Materials science | 1 |
| Astronomy | 2 | Electronics | 1 | Mechanic engineering | 24 |
| Automated equipment | 1 | Environment | 2 | Medical | 8 |
| Biotechnology | 2 | Finances | 7 | Metallurgy | 21 |
| Book binding | 3 | General | 87 | Microsoft | 30 |
| British usage, not spelling | 1 | Hobbies and pastimes | 3 | Natural sciences | 2 |
| Chemistry | 2 | Horticulture | 1 | Patents | 34 |
| Cinematography | 2 | Immigration and citizenship | 8 | Politics | 7 |
| Commerce | 1 | Industry | 60 | Pulp and paper industry | 1 |
| Communications | 91 | Information technology | 87 | Religion | 1 |
| Computers | 35 | International Monetary Fund | 1 | Remote sensing | 1 |
| Construction | 6 | International trade | 1 | Sound recording | 1 |
| Cultural studies | 35 | Labor law | 3 | Technology | 23 |
| Customs | 1 | Law | 67 | Transport | 3 |
| Data processing | 9 | Librarianship | 22 | Work flow | 9 |