Significations de Copy en hongrois

másolat

Exemple:

I need a copy of the report.

Szükségem van a jelentés másolatára.

Can you make a copy of this document?

El tudod készíteni ennek a dokumentumnak a másolatát?

Utilisation: formal/informalContexte: Used in academic, professional, or everyday situations when referring to a duplicate of a document or item.

Note: The word 'másolat' is commonly used in both formal and informal settings. It can refer to physical copies as well as digital duplicates.

másolni

Exemple:

Please copy the text and paste it here.

Kérlek másold ki a szöveget és illeszd be ide.

I will copy the files onto a USB drive.

Átmásolom a fájlokat egy USB meghajtóra.

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used in everyday conversations, especially in tech-related contexts or when discussing tasks involving duplication.

Note: The verb 'másolni' is widely used in both spoken and written Hungarian, particularly in the context of technology.

példány

Exemple:

I bought a copy of the book.

Vettem egy példányt a könyvből.

This is the final copy of the document.

Ez a dokumentum végső példánya.

Utilisation: formalContexte: Typically used in literary or publishing contexts when referring to editions or versions of books or publications.

Note: The term 'példány' emphasizes the uniqueness of the item, especially in literary contexts.

másolás

Exemple:

The copy process is taking too long.

A másolás folyamat túl hosszú ideig tart.

Make sure the copy is accurate.

Győződj meg róla, hogy a másolat pontos.

Utilisation: formal/informalContexte: Used in both professional and casual settings to discuss the act or process of copying.

Note: The noun 'másolás' refers specifically to the action of copying and can be used in various contexts.

másolásvédelem

Exemple:

This software has copy protection.

Ez a szoftver másolásvédelemmel rendelkezik.

We need to bypass the copy protection on this file.

Meg kell kerülnünk a fájl másolásvédelmét.

Utilisation: formalContexte: Used in legal or technical discussions, particularly around digital rights management and copyright issues.

Note: The term 'másolásvédelem' is specifically related to copyright laws and restrictions on copying digital content.

duplicate

To duplicate something means to make an exact copy or replica of it.

Exemple: She made a duplicate of the report for each team member.

Note: Duplicate emphasizes the exactness of the copy, implying a precise reproduction of the original.

replica

A replica is a close or exact copy of an object, especially a work of art or an artifact.

Exemple: The museum displayed a replica of the famous painting.

Note: Replica often refers to copies of valuable or significant items, emphasizing the fidelity to the original.

reproduction

A reproduction is a copy or imitation of an original work, often made with the intention of distributing it widely.

Exemple: The artist created a high-quality reproduction of the original painting.

Note: Reproduction can refer to copies made through various methods, including printing, but also extends to other forms of replication.

imitation

An imitation is a copy that mimics the appearance or characteristics of something else.

Exemple: The designer created an imitation of the famous dress worn by the celebrity.

Note: Imitation suggests a deliberate attempt to mimic the original, often with some degree of similarity but not necessarily an exact replica.

Copycat

A copycat is someone who imitates or copies others, especially without innovation or originality.

Exemple: She's such a copycat, always dressing like her favorite celebrity.

Note: This phrase emphasizes imitation or mimicry rather than simply duplicating something.

Carbon copy

A carbon copy is an exact duplicate or copy of a document, typically used in emails to send a copy to someone other than the main recipient.

Exemple: I sent you an email with John as a carbon copy.

Note: It refers to making an additional exact copy for someone else, similar to the original meaning of 'copy' but with a specific usage in communication.

Copy and paste

To copy and paste means to duplicate text or data from one location and insert it into another location.

Exemple: You can easily complete the form by copying and pasting the necessary information.

Note: This phrase specifically refers to the action of duplicating and transferring information, commonly used in digital contexts.

Copywriter

A copywriter is someone who writes text for the purpose of advertising or marketing.

Exemple: The company hired a copywriter to create engaging content for their website.

Note: This term focuses on the skill of writing persuasive or promotional content, distinct from the general concept of copying.

Fair copy

A fair copy is a neatly written or typed final version of a text, often prepared for presentation or submission.

Exemple: Please submit a fair copy of your report for review.

Note: It implies a polished or finalized version of a document, contrasting with rough drafts or initial copies.

Copy editor

A copy editor is a person responsible for checking and correcting written material for accuracy, grammar, style, etc.

Exemple: The copy editor made sure the article was error-free before publication.

Note: This term refers to a professional who edits and improves the quality of written content, distinct from simply making copies.

Copy machine

A copy machine is a device that duplicates documents or images by scanning and printing them.

Exemple: Please make a copy of the document using the copy machine in the office.

Note: It specifically denotes a machine designed for making reproductions, extending the concept of copying to a mechanical process.

Copy that

Means 'understood' or 'message received.' Often used in military or radio communication but also in everyday casual conversation.

Exemple: A: We need to leave in 10 minutes. B: Copy that.

Note: The term 'copy that' is more informal and is typically used in spoken language, while 'copy' by itself is more formal.

Copy that like a Xerox

Indicates a high level of accuracy or precision in replicating or following instructions.

Exemple: He memorized the directions copy that like a Xerox.

Note: Using 'like a Xerox' adds emphasis to the act of copying, suggesting flawless reproduction.

Copy me

Request for imitation or replication of actions, often used playfully or instructively.

Exemple: Just follow my lead on the dance floor. Copy me!

Note: The command 'copy me' is more direct and immediate compared to simply saying 'copy.'

Copy someone's style

Imitating or emulating someone else's way of dressing, behaving, or creating.

Exemple: She really copied Beyoncé's style with that outfit.

Note: In this case, 'copy' refers to mimicking a specific style rather than a general act of reproduction.

Xerox copy

Refers to a photocopy made using a Xerox-brand copier, often used generically for any photocopy.

Exemple: I made a Xerox copy of the contract for you.

Note: This term specifically refers to photocopying with a Xerox machine, highlighting the brand name.

Copycatting

Act of imitating someone or replicating their actions, especially in a way that seems unoriginal or annoying.

Exemple: Stop copycatting my answers in class!

Note: While it stems from 'copy,' 'copycatting' implies a negative connotation of copying someone else's work without originality.

Copypasta

Refers to text that has been copied and pasted repeatedly without much thought or modification.

Exemple: His explanation was just copypasta from the internet.

Note: Combines 'copy' and 'pasta' (from 'paste'), creating a slang term related to unoriginal or repetitive text.

I need to make a copy of this document.

Szükségem van egy másolatra erről a dokumentumról.

She made a copy of the recipe for me.

Másolatot készített nekem a receptről.

Don't forget to copy the file before you close the program.

Ne felejtsd el másolni a fájlt, mielőtt bezárod a programot.

Copy - Nom (Noun) / Nom, singulier ou massif (Noun, singular or mass)

Lemme: copy

Conjugaisons

Nom, pluriel (Noun, plural): copies, copy

Nom, singulier ou massif (Noun, singular or mass): copy

Verbe, passé simple (Verb, past tense): copied

Verbe, gérondif ou participe présent (Verb, gerund or present participle): copying

Verbe, 3ème personne du singulier au présent (Verb, 3rd person singular present): copies

Verbe, forme de base (Verb, base form): copy

Verbe, présent non à la 3ème personne du singulier (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): copy

Syllabes, Séparation et Accent

copy contient 1 syllabes: copy

Transcription phonétique: ˈkä-pē

copy , ˈkä pē (La syllabe rouge est accentuée)

L'indice de fréquence et d'importance des mots indique la fréquence d'apparition d'un mot dans une langue donnée. Plus le nombre est petit, plus le mot est fréquemment utilisé. Les mots les plus fréquemment utilisés vont généralement de 1 à 4000.

copy: ~ 1100 (Très Commun).

Cet indice d'importance vous aide à vous concentrer sur les mots les plus utiles lors de votre processus d'apprentissage des langues.

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