xeroxed

/zeer-oks/US // ˈzɪər ɒks //UK // (ˈzɪərɒks) //

复印的

Definitions

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Trademark.
- : a brand name for a copying machine for reproducing printed, written, or pictorial matter by xerography.

n.名词 noun

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- : a copy made on a xerographic copying machine.

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- : to print or reproduce by xerography.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbcopy

Synonyms

photostat复印件,复印本,复印机,影印本 carbon碳,碳素,碳元素,碳纤维 clone克隆,克隆人,克隆式,克隆式的 counterfeit造假,冒牌货,假冒,假冒品 ditto同上,同样,彼此彼此 duplicate重复,重复的,复写,复制 forge锻造,锻压,打造,锻打 mimeograph油印机,油印,油印本,默写

Examples

You can also rely on companies like Brother, Lexmark, and Xerox.
That means that the common aluminum wire required for the Xerox contraption is a better, safer fit for a Naval ship.
Researchers at Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center kicked around an idea called the Dynabook in 1968.
Ursula Burns stepped down from her position as the CEO of Xerox in 2016, and later turned her focus to diversifying corporate boards with the Board Diversity Action Alliance.
Click the large image above for the complete replay of the one-hour event, which was sponsored by Xerox and moderated by Quartz executive editor Heather Landy.
By 1961, when the company changed its name from Haloid to Xerox, 10,000 had been installed.
As with Xerox copier, 3-D printers have become smaller, cheaper, and more functional over time.
From the Xerox machine to 3-D printers, businesses that let people produce stuff can print money.
As was the case with the Xerox 914, the first machines Hull built to “print” plastic objects were bulky, huge, and expensive.
She was a born writer, publishing her own magazine—actually cobbled-together Xerox pages—even before her teen years.
The particular document I show you is a Xerox reproduction of the original exhibit.
They are actual xerox copies of the original targets, which are black, and do not show the markings placed around the holes.
We have prepared photostatic copies on a Xerox machine of each of those letters, and each envelope relating to that letter.
These are the Xerox copies of those cards, of those palmprint cards, that I believe you had, sir.

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Examples

You can also rely on companies like Brother, Lexmark, and Xerox.

That means that the common aluminum wire required for the Xerox contraption is a better, safer fit for a Naval ship.

Researchers at Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center kicked around an idea called the Dynabook in 1968.

Ursula Burns stepped down from her position as the CEO of Xerox in 2016, and later turned her focus to diversifying corporate boards with the Board Diversity Action Alliance.

Click the large image above for the complete replay of the one-hour event, which was sponsored by Xerox and moderated by Quartz executive editor Heather Landy.

By 1961, when the company changed its name from Haloid to Xerox, 10,000 had been installed.

As with Xerox copier, 3-D printers have become smaller, cheaper, and more functional over time.

From the Xerox machine to 3-D printers, businesses that let people produce stuff can print money.

As was the case with the Xerox 914, the first machines Hull built to “print” plastic objects were bulky, huge, and expensive.

She was a born writer, publishing her own magazine—actually cobbled-together Xerox pages—even before her teen years.

The particular document I show you is a Xerox reproduction of the original exhibit.

They are actual xerox copies of the original targets, which are black, and do not show the markings placed around the holes.

We have prepared photostatic copies on a Xerox machine of each of those letters, and each envelope relating to that letter.

These are the Xerox copies of those cards, of those palmprint cards, that I believe you had, sir.