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copied

UK
/ˈkɒpid/
US
/ˈkɑːpid/
copied down
copied down

Translations

copiedadjective
more copied
Comp.
most copied
Super.
UK
/ˈkɒpid/
US
/ˈkɑːpid/
The copied painting looked so authentic that it was hard to distinguish from the original.
La peinture copiée semblait si authentique qu’il était difficile de la distinguer de l’originale.
Additional translations
reproduitSurtout pour un document, un texte ou un support reproduit à partir d’un original.
Synonyms
duplicated
reproduced
imitated
replicated
copyverb

copied

Past Simple

copied
Past Simple
copied
Past Participle
copying
Gerund
UK
/ˈkɒpi/
US
/ˈkɑːpi/
She copied the document to ensure she had a backup.
Elle a copié le document pour être sûre d'avoir une sauvegarde.
The child copied his older brother's mannerisms.
L'enfant imitait les manières de son grand frère.
Additional translations
copierInformatique.
recevoirRadiocommunications ; sens d'accusé de réception.
Synonyms
duplicate
reproduce
imitate
transcribe
clone
facsimile
replicate
echo
Antonyms
destroy
erase
delete

Definitions

copiedadjective
Made to be exactly like something else, especially in a way that is not original or genuine.
The copied painting looked so authentic that it was hard to distinguish from the original.
Reproduced or duplicated from an original source, especially by mechanical or electronic means.
I worked on a copied document rather than the original manuscript.
copyverb
To make a similar or identical version of something.
She copied the document to ensure she had a backup.
To imitate or reproduce someone's actions or behavior.
The child copied his older brother's mannerisms.
To reproduce text or data from one location to another, especially in computing.
He copied the file from his computer to the external hard drive.
To receive and understand (a radio, telephone, or other transmitted message).
"Copy that," the pilot responded over the radio.
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