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hard copy
noun
- copy, as computer output printed on paper, that can be read without using a special device ( soft copy ).
- copy that is finished and ready for the printer.
hard copy
noun
- computer output printed on paper, as contrasted with machine-readable output such as magnetic tape
Other Words From
- hard-copy adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of hard copy1
Example Sentences
At that time you could go and knock on the doors and drop in hard copies.
Although the census was offered in Arabic in 2020, for example, the hard copies mailed to people were always in English, with a sheet explaining in different languages how to complete the census in Arabic or other languages.
Despite the increasingly digital nature of recordkeeping, many critical documents still come in hard copy and require dedicated office storage built around safety, security and ease of access.
Do people prefer “certain documents in hard-copy” or do they “favor online disclosure?”
“A Setback in the Israeli Parliament for Settlers,” announced my hard copy of The New York Times.
Papers are in full-on wedding mode as the official program is finally made available in hard copy form.
The resulting etext was compared with a public domain hard copy version of the text.
Please note that the hard-copy book used to create this ebook was not in the best condition.
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