Facsimile Meaning in English

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التعريف

A facsimile is an exact copy or reproduction of a document, artwork, or object, especially one made to look like the original.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Used formally or in technical contexts (museums, libraries, legal); often shortened to 'fax' when referring to fax machines (less common now). 'Facsimile edition' means a high-quality reproduction of a book. Not used for casual copies or digital scans.

• Spanish: facsímil - copia fiel
• Portuguese (BR): fac-símile - cópia fiel
• Portuguese (PT): fac-símile - cópia fiel
• Chinese (Simplified): 传真 - 摹本
• Chinese (Traditional): 傳真 - 摹本
• Hindi: प्रतिलिपि - हूबहू प्रति
• Arabic: نسخة طبق الأصل - فاكس
• Bengali: হুবহু অনুলিপি - ফ্যাক্সিমাইল
• Russian: факсимиле - точная копия
• Japanese: 複製 - ファクシミリ
• Vietnamese: bản sao chép chính xác - facsimile
• Korean: 복제본 - 팩시밀리
• Turkish: tıpkıbasım - facsimile
• Urdu: ہوبہو نقل - فیکسیمیلی
• Indonesian: faksimili - salinan persis

جمل نموذجية

This book is a facsimile of an ancient manuscript.

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The museum displayed a facsimile of the original painting.

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We received a facsimile of the contract by fax.

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This is not the real map, just a facsimile made for tourists.

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Some collectors pay a lot for a high-quality facsimile of rare documents.

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The library has a facsimile edition of the Gutenberg Bible you can actually touch.

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