copy out
copy out — 慣用語
1. To write something again exactly as it appears in the original, usually by hand
抄寫;謄寫
將文字原樣重寫到紙上
To write something again exactly as it appears in the original, usually by hand on a separate piece of paper.
The teacher told the class to copy out a poem from the textbook into a notebook.
老師要求全班把課本裡的詩抄寫到筆記本上。
pattern: copy out + from [source] + into [destination]
Aaron spent the evening copying out his grandmother's sauce recipe to share with his cousins.
Aaron 花了整個晚上抄寫祖母的醬料食譜,準備分享給表兄弟姊妹。
Before the exam, Quan copied out the grammar rules onto a single sheet of paper.
考試前,Quan 把所有重要的文法規則抄寫到一張紙上。
Paloma copied out the important dates from the history book to help her remember them.
Paloma 把歷史課本裡的重要日期抄寫下來,幫助自己記憶。
Faisal finds it easier to remember things when he copies out his notes by hand.
Faisal 發現親手抄寫筆記比較容易記住內容。
- transcribe
more formal; can refer to copying from speech or audio, not only from writing
- write out
less common than 'copy out'; sometimes implies composing from scratch rather than reproducing
- reproduce
broader meaning; can refer to drawing, printing, or digital reproduction
文法句型
copy + noun phrase + out
copy out + noun phrase
copy out + from [source] + into [destination]
用法筆記
Common in classroom and study contexts. The phrase implies exact reproduction of the source text, not paraphrasing or summarising. The object is usually a piece of written text (poem, recipe, notes, rules, dates). The particle 'out' can separate from the verb: 'I copied the passage out carefully.'