Xerox is a popular brand of machines that make copies of paper. People use xerox machines in offices and schools to copy documents quickly.
I used the xerox to copy my papers.
The school has a new xerox for students.
Xerox as a verb means to copy paper or documents. People say this when they make copies using a xerox machine.
Please xerox these papers for me.
She xeroxed the report yesterday.
Xerox can mean a copy of a paper made with a xerox machine. People sometimes say xerox to mean just the copy, not the machine.
Can I have a xerox of your ID card?
He gave me a xerox of the article.
Xerox as a verb can mean to copy or imitate something closely. People use it when talking about copying a style, idea, or plan exactly.
He xeroxed the style of the famous artist.
Don't just xerox my work, add your ideas.
Xerox can describe something that looks exactly like another thing. It means it is almost the same or an exact copy.
This is a xerox copy of the report.
They found a xerox version of the document.
Xerox is the name of a company that makes photocopy machines and other technology. It is also used as a brand name.
Xerox is a leader in printing technology.
He works at Xerox in marketing.
In computing, xerox is a casual way of saying you copied digital information like files or data, similar to copying physical papers.
I xeroxed the files to a USB drive.
She xeroxed the folder on her computer.
