Definition of carbon-copied in English:

carbon-copied

adjective ˈkɑːbənˌkɒpid

Duplicated using carbon paper. Now chiefly in extended use: exactly replicated; of which there are multiple (similar or identical) examples.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘John Oxenham’ (1852–1941) (real name William Dunkerley). From carbon + copied, past participle of copy, after carbon copy.

Definition of carbon-copied in US English:

carbon-copied

adjectiveˈkɑːbənˌkɒpid

Duplicated using carbon paper. Now chiefly in extended use: exactly replicated; of which there are multiple (similar or identical) examples.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘John Oxenham’ (1852–1941) (real name William Dunkerley). From carbon + copied, past participle of copy, after carbon copy.

单词	carbon-copied
释义	Definition of carbon-copied in English: carbon-copied adjective ˈkɑːbənˌkɒpid Duplicated using carbon paper. Now chiefly in extended use: exactly replicated; of which there are multiple (similar or identical) examples. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘John Oxenham’ (1852–1941) (real name William Dunkerley). From carbon + copied, past participle of copy, after carbon copy. Definition of carbon-copied in US English: carbon-copied adjectiveˈkɑːbənˌkɒpid Duplicated using carbon paper. Now chiefly in extended use: exactly replicated; of which there are multiple (similar or identical) examples. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘John Oxenham’ (1852–1941) (real name William Dunkerley). From carbon + copied, past participle of copy, after carbon copy.
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