pho·to·copy 
/ˈfoʊtəˌkɑ:pi/ noun
plural pho·to·cop·ies /ˈfoʊtəˌkɑ:pi/ noun [count] : a paper copy of a document, picture, etc., that is made with a special machine (called a copier or photocopier)
▪ She made a photocopy of the letter.
▪ She made a photocopy of the letter.
— photocopy verb, photocopies; photocop·ied; photocop·y·ing
[+ obj] ▪ She asked her assistant to photocopy the letter and send it to all of her clients. ▪ He gave me a bunch of photocopied articles to use in my research. [no obj] ▪ His job includes answering the phones, filing, and photocopying.
[+ obj] ▪ She asked her assistant to photocopy the letter and send it to all of her clients. ▪ He gave me a bunch of photocopied articles to use in my research. [no obj] ▪ His job includes answering the phones, filing, and photocopying.
