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copyist

/ˈkɒp.i.ɪst/

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noun

/ˈkɒp.i.ɪst/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который делает копии документов, рукописей или произведений искусства, часто вручную.

A noun referring to a person who makes copies of documents, manuscripts, or works of art, often by hand.

  1. Manual transcriberC1formal

    A person who makes written copies of documents, manuscripts, or texts by hand.

    ruПереписчик

    • Medieval copyists spent years transcribing religious texts.
    • The copyist carefully reproduced the ancient manuscript.
    • Before printing presses, copyists were essential for preserving literature.

    Synonymsamanuensiscopierscribescrivenertranscriber

    Antonymsauthorcreatororiginator

  2. Imitator or plagiaristC2formal

    A person who copies the work, style, or ideas of another, often without originality.

    ruПодражатель или плагиатор

    • The artist was dismissed as a mere copyist of Picasso.
    • Critics accused the writer of being a copyist rather than a creator.
    • He is a copyist who lacks any original thought.

    Synonymsapecopierimitatormimicparrotplagiarist

    Antonymsauthorcreatorinnovatorinventororiginator

Forms
  • copyists plural form
  • copyists' possessive plural form
  • copyist's possessive singular form
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