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Перевод: duplicating

[прилагательное]
множительный; копировальный

Тезаурус:

1. Meanwhile, the only people making money' out of BBC programmes are the pirates, who are busily taping programmes "off-air", duplicating and selling them through shady shops and Middle Eastern outlets.
2. It might also involve staff in duplicating much of their contribution to the decision-making process - for example, making "presentations" to the governors' sub-committees when relevant agenda items were being discussed.
3. It is a normal sight to see the school technician discussing audio-visual maintenance, helping with a video presentation, instructing children in camera techniques or maintaining duplicating equipment.
4. Like the Channel Four programme on Thursday, which explores the secret life of the photocopier, John's workshops showed there is far more to the machine than duplicating documents and jamming the paper.
5. It was like pulling them off a duplicating machine, and after a while, when we realised we had little or no chance of catching anything bigger, it became so boring we never went again.
6. Duplicating the American nuclear deterrent was a waste of national resources, which Britain could ill afford in the straitened circumstances of her post-imperial era.
7. Pairs, shoals and harems are the norm for angels and butterflies, and duplicating this in the aquarium is difficult but not impossible,
8. Sony's tape plant in Alabama is already equipped with hi-fi duplicating machines, and is making a stockpile of tapes for the summer launch.
9. Of course, the watchword here is certainly "vintage" and Fender are well practised in the art of duplicating an earlier model in a successful range.
10. When Husayn ceded sovereignty over the West Bank in July 1988, UNLU publicly warned the leadership "the PLO outside the occupied territories should not "fill the gap" left by Jordan by duplicating its work, which was based on the principle of patronage through corruption.
11. Duplicating, photocopying, printing facilities
12. Some of the authors who have dared adopt Joyce's methods, have done so neither by duplicating nor by radically reshaping them, but by adapting them to reflect heightened or malfunctioning consciousnesses rather than relatively normal ones.
13. "It's a cold old night for the animals," she said, exactly duplicating one of her step-father's regular phrases.