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fair copy

/ˈfeər ˌkɒpi/

Traduction: Version propre, définitive d'un document ou d'un texte, qui a été corrigée et ne contient ni erreurs ni ratures, par opposition au brouillon.

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/ˈfeər ˌkɒpi/C1formal
  • frVersion propre, définitive d'un document ou d'un texte, qui a été corrigée et ne contient ni erreurs ni ratures, par opposition au brouillon.

A clean, final version of a document or piece of writing that has been corrected and is free from errors or revisions, as opposed to a rough draft.

  1. Clean version of a documentB2formalbritish

    A neat, corrected, and final version of a written document, free from errors and revisions.

    frCopie au propre

    • After editing the draft, she produced a fair copy for submission.
    • The secretary prepared a fair copy of the contract for both parties to sign.
    • He always makes a fair copy of his essays before handing them in.