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copy down

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copy something down (from someone or something)
to copy onto paper what someone says; to copy onto paper what one reads. Please copy this down from Tony. Ted copied down the directions from the invitation. Jane copied the recipe down from the cookbook.
See also: copy


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Make sure you copy down the quote for the data you are using that you also include it with your output.
You must boil your booth sales copy down to its most basic elements.
Look over your information and go through it again, and copy down every single piece of evidence, or reason, you can find which will support your point of view.
 
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