fax

Related topics: Communications, Offices

fax1 /fæks/ noun

1 [countableC]TCBBO a letter or message that is sent in electronic form down a telephone line and then printed using a special machine 传真件

Did you get my fax?

你收到我的传真了吗？

2 [countableC] (also fax machine)TCBBO a machine used for sending and receiving faxes 传真机

What’s your fax number?

你的传真号码是多少？

3 [uncountableU]TCBBO the system of sending letters and messages using a fax machine 传真通信，传真

by fax

You can book tickets by fax or online.

可以通过传真或网络订票。

Examples from the Corpus

fax• You can now send the captured file as a fax.• Maybe it was just a cheap trick to get voyeuristic journalists to read a fax that would otherwise have been tossed.• The company may be reached by fax.• It is also the interface to Novell NetWare, fax and telex.• But for every other fax installed in the world, your fax machine increases in value.• Even in those days, the architects never had to consider the word processor, the microcomputer, the fax machine.• The fax side as many features; you can store your signature and incorporate it in faxes, for example.• And you can cut down on waste by viewing your faxes on-screen first, and skipping over junk faxes and cover sheets.

by fax• Send this letter by fax , Judy.

Related topics: Communications, Offices

fax2 verb [transitiveT]

TCBBOto send someone a letter or message using a fax machine 传真〔信件或信息〕

fax somebody something

She asked me to fax her the details.

她要我把详细情况传真给她。

fax something (through/on) to somebody

The contract should be faxed to him today.

今天应该把合同传真给他。

Examples from the Corpus

fax• The order will be faxed directly to the manufacturer.• At work, faxing is a great way to get information to people immediately.• Shall I fax the report or mail it?• The lab will test samples and, within 24 hours, fax the results to inspectors.• In order to ensure prompt despatch of the Information memorandum to you please fax the signed confidentiality agreement to me on.• I know, no, I just told them that I would just fax the stuff over.• Tell the catering guys to take some polaroids and fax them through to us.• I will fax to you the confirmed orders for this.• The magazine began shortly after Kristol spent about a year faxing unsolicited political advice and opinion all around Washington.• They've agreed to fax us their proposals tomorrow.

fax something (through/on) to somebody• The internal fax was addressed to a dozen civil servants within the Department of Social Security.• And the residents complain their lives have become a series of meetings, calls and faxes trying to address the problem.• The communication system division, which makes products ranging from fax machines to cordless telephones, employs 8,500.• The lab will test samples and, within 24 hours, fax the results to inspectors.• And then fax it to me.• Oh did she just fax it to the office?• She kept busy in the maternity ward faxing lists back to the office.• Tell the catering guys to take some polaroids and fax them through to us.

From Longman Business Dictionary

faxfax1 /fæks/ noun [countableC]OFFICE

1a written document that is sent in electronic form down a telephone line and then printed using a special machine

Could you send this fax for me?

2 (also fax machine) a machine used for sending and receiving faxes

His home office is equipped with a PC, fax and photocopier.

I sent the details by fax.

What’s your fax number?

faxfax2 verb [transitiveT]OFFICE

to send someone a message by fax

fax something to somebody

He faxed the printout to his agent.

fax somebody something

Can you fax me your details?

Origin fax1

(1900-2000) facsimile

词汇	fax
释义	fax Related topics: Communications, Offices fax1 /fæks/ noun 1 [countableC]TCBBO a letter or message that is sent in electronic form down a telephone line and then printed using a special machine 传真件 Did you get my fax? 你收到我的传真了吗？ 2 [countableC] (also fax machine)TCBBO a machine used for sending and receiving faxes 传真机 What’s your fax number? 你的传真号码是多少？ 3 [uncountableU]TCBBO the system of sending letters and messages using a fax machine 传真通信，传真 by fax You can book tickets by fax or online. 可以通过传真或网络订票。 Examples from the Corpus fax• You can now send the captured file as a fax.• Maybe it was just a cheap trick to get voyeuristic journalists to read a fax that would otherwise have been tossed.• The company may be reached by fax.• It is also the interface to Novell NetWare, fax and telex.• But for every other fax installed in the world, your fax machine increases in value.• Even in those days, the architects never had to consider the word processor, the microcomputer, the fax machine.• The fax side as many features; you can store your signature and incorporate it in faxes, for example.• And you can cut down on waste by viewing your faxes on-screen first, and skipping over junk faxes and cover sheets. by fax• Send this letter by fax , Judy. Related topics: Communications, Offices fax2 verb [transitiveT] TCBBOto send someone a letter or message using a fax machine 传真〔信件或信息〕 fax somebody something She asked me to fax her the details. 她要我把详细情况传真给她。 fax something (through/on) to somebody The contract should be faxed to him today. 今天应该把合同传真给他。 Examples from the Corpus fax• The order will be faxed directly to the manufacturer.• At work, faxing is a great way to get information to people immediately.• Shall I fax the report or mail it?• The lab will test samples and, within 24 hours, fax the results to inspectors.• In order to ensure prompt despatch of the Information memorandum to you please fax the signed confidentiality agreement to me on.• I know, no, I just told them that I would just fax the stuff over.• Tell the catering guys to take some polaroids and fax them through to us.• I will fax to you the confirmed orders for this.• The magazine began shortly after Kristol spent about a year faxing unsolicited political advice and opinion all around Washington.• They've agreed to fax us their proposals tomorrow. fax something (through/on) to somebody• The internal fax was addressed to a dozen civil servants within the Department of Social Security.• And the residents complain their lives have become a series of meetings, calls and faxes trying to address the problem.• The communication system division, which makes products ranging from fax machines to cordless telephones, employs 8,500.• The lab will test samples and, within 24 hours, fax the results to inspectors.• And then fax it to me.• Oh did she just fax it to the office?• She kept busy in the maternity ward faxing lists back to the office.• Tell the catering guys to take some polaroids and fax them through to us. From Longman Business Dictionary faxfax1 /fæks/ noun [countableC]OFFICE 1a written document that is sent in electronic form down a telephone line and then printed using a special machine Could you send this fax for me? 2 (also fax machine) a machine used for sending and receiving faxes His home office is equipped with a PC, fax and photocopier. I sent the details by fax. What’s your fax number? faxfax2 verb [transitiveT]OFFICE to send someone a message by fax fax something to somebody He faxed the printout to his agent. fax somebody something Can you fax me your details? Origin fax1 (1900-2000) facsimile
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