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"quad" means 4 "duplicate" means copy so "quadruplicate" means four identical copies.
The word that means four copies is "quadruplicate." It is derived from the Latin word "quadruplicare," which means to make fourfold or to duplicate four times. In various contexts, it can refer to documents or items that are produced in four identical copies.
An invoice has about 3 to 4 copies. The original is retained by the issuer, the duplicate is for the buying department, the triplicate is for the treasury department of the buying company or the account office in layman's term. The quadruplicate can be with the issuer if it's a credit invoice or may be it could be the transport copy, depending on the situation.
After triplicate, which refers to three copies or instances, comes quadruplicate, indicating four copies or instances. This sequence continues with terms like quintuplicate for five, sextuplicate for six, and so on. These terms are often used in contexts such as documentation or data management to specify the number of copies required.
Four copies of a document are commonly referred to as "quadruplicate." This term indicates that there are four identical copies, typically used for records or legal documents where multiple parties need the same information. Each copy is usually signed or marked to ensure authenticity and traceability.
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The answer to the word mix "next next next" is "the future." The repetition of "next" implies a continuous progression forward, which is often associated with what is to come or the future.
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Frame by frame. Draw one frame, then draw the next. Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, Then the next, and pretty soon, you got yourself a cartoon! They also have several good animating programs for amateur filmmakers, such as Pivot or Flash.