Word: xerography
Category: xerography
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Translations: xerography
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spanish
Translations:
xerografía, la xerografía, de la xerografía, xerografía de
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german
Translations:
xerographie, Xerographie, Xerografie, der Xerographie
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french
Translations:
xérographie, la xérographie, de xérographie, par xérographie
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italian
Translations:
xerografia, la xerografia, xerografica
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portuguese
Translations:
xerografia, da xerografia, xerox
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dutch
Translations:
fotokopie, xerografie, kopiëerwerk, xerogra- fie
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russian
Translations:
ксерография, ксерографирование, ксерографии
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norwegian
Translations:
xerografi
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swedish
Translations:
xerografi, xerografering, xerografin
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danish
Translations:
xerografi
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czech
Translations:
xerografie, suchý tisk
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polish
Translations:
kserografia
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hungarian
Translations:
szárazeljárás, Xerográfia, fénymásoló
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turkish
Translations:
elektrostatik baskı, Xerography, Kserografi, xerografinin
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greek
Translations:
ξηρογραφία, ξηρογραφίας, με ξηρογραφία, η ξηρογραφία, ξηροτυπία
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ukrainian
Translations:
ксерографія
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bulgarian
Translations:
ксерография, ксерографията
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belarusian
Translations:
ксэраграфію
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estonian
Translations:
kserograafia
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croatian
Translations:
kserografija
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lithuanian
Translations:
Kserogrāfija, Kserografia, Dauginimasis į kopijavimo
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latvian
Translations:
kserogrāfija
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romanian
Translations:
xerografie, xerografia, xerografiei, xerografiere
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slovenian
Translations:
kserografija
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slovak
Translations:
xerografie, xerografia
The meaning and "use of": xerography
noun
- a dry copying process in which black or colored powder adheres to parts of a surface remaining electrically charged after being exposed to light from an image of the document to be copied. - The process, later renamed xerography (dry writing), used electrostatic energy to transfer dry ink to a page.
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