fax
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /fæks/
fax means: A copy of a document sent over a telephone line and printed by a receiving machine.
noun
A copy of a document sent over a telephone line and printed by a receiving machine.
- Your fax arrived this morning.
- She sent three faxes to the office.
- Did you receive my fax about the meeting?
A machine that sends and receives copies of documents using a telephone line.
- The fax is broken.
- We keep the fax beside the printer.
- Does this office still have a fax?
verb
To send a copy of a document over a telephone line using a special machine.
- Please fax the bill today.
- She faxed me the signed contract.
- Have you faxed those forms to the bank?
Questions about fax
What does fax mean?
A copy of a document sent over a telephone line and printed by a receiving machine.
What is fax in other languages?
Türkçe: faks · Español: fax · Français: fax · Deutsch: Fax · Italiano: fax · 日本語: ファックス
How do you pronounce fax?
It is pronounced /fæks/.
How do you use fax in a sentence?
Your fax arrived this morning. She sent three faxes to the office.
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