in duplicate
in duplicate — idiom
1. made, signed, or provided as two identical copies rather than one
made, signed, or provided as two identical copies rather than one
Please submit the expense form in duplicate to the finance office.
submit [document] in duplicate
Hotel guests must sign the damage form in duplicate at the front desk.
sign [document] in duplicate
The customs officer asked Talia to complete the declaration in duplicate.
Each lab sample label was printed in duplicate for the file.
We mailed the contract in duplicate so both schools kept a copy.
- in two copies
plainer and less formal than the fixed phrase
- as two copies
describes the same idea but is less standard in official instructions
文法句型
submit/file/sign [document] in duplicate
be printed in duplicate
用法筆記
Usually follows a verb about preparing or sending paperwork. It is most common in office, legal, travel, and administrative instructions rather than informal conversation.