faxed

word · lemma: fax

Definition

Sent a document by fax machine, transmitting it electronically over a telephone line. This is the simple past and past participle form of 'fax'.

Usage & Nuances

'Faxed' is somewhat formal and used mainly in business or legal communication. It refers to sending documents by fax, an older technology now less common. You might see 'faxed over', 'faxed the contract', or 'already faxed'. Make sure the context is not modern instant messaging or email.

Spanish: envié por faxPortuguese (BR): enviei por faxPortuguese (PT): enviei por faxChinese (Simplified): 传真了Chinese (Traditional): 傳真了Hindi: फैक्स कियाArabic: أرسلت بالفاكسBengali: ফ্যাক্স করেছি - ফ্যাক্স পাঠিয়েছিRussian: отправил факсомJapanese: ファックスしたVietnamese: đã faxKorean: 팩스로 보냈다Turkish: faks çektiUrdu: فیکس کیاIndonesian: sudah difaks

Example Sentences

She faxed her application before the deadline.

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We faxed the invoice to our client.

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I faxed everything over, so let me know if you don't get it.

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I faxed the documents to the office this morning.

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If you haven't faxed it yet, can you send it as an email instead?

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My boss asked if I had faxed the signed contract yet.

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