faxes
Pronunciation: [fæk.sɪz]
Word
Context: “communication”
(noun) a fax is a printed document that is sent over telephone lines, so someone can receive a copy of it in another location. It's like sending a letter or a picture, but it happens very quickly.
Example
I received the faxes from the doctor confirming my appointment.
Example
I didn't get any faxes from my boss last week; she must have forgotten.
Example
Do you need to send any faxes today?
Context: “communication”
(verb) to fax something means to send a document using a fax machine. It's like using a special phone to send a paper instead of making a phone call.
Example
I will fax the contract to you right after lunch.
Example
He didn't fax the documents because his machine was broken.
Example
Can you fax me that information before the meeting?
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