Vocab Bloom Hub

reproduce

/ˌriː.prəˈdjuːs/

Übersetzung: Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, eine Kopie herzustellen, etwas nachzuahmen oder sich fortzupflanzen, sowie etwas erneut zu erzeugen oder wiederzugeben.

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verb

/ˌriː.prəˈdjuːs/B2formal
  • deVerb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, eine Kopie herzustellen, etwas nachzuahmen oder sich fortzupflanzen, sowie etwas erneut zu erzeugen oder wiederzugeben.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing a copy, imitation, or offspring, or of recreating something.

  1. Produce offspringB2formalscientific

    To produce new individuals of the same species through biological processes.

    deSich fortpflanzen

    • Most animals reproduce by giving birth to live young.
    • Plants reproduce through seeds or spores.
    • The species reproduces rapidly in warm climates.

    Synonymebreedmultiplyprocreatepropagatespawn

  2. Make a copyB1formal

    To create a copy or duplicate of something.

    deReproduzieren

    • The artist reproduced the painting with great accuracy.
    • The machine can reproduce documents in seconds.
    • They reproduced the experiment to verify the results.

    Synonymeclonecopyduplicatephotocopyprintreplicatetranscribe

  3. Recreate or repeatB2formal

    To cause something to happen again in the same way.

    deReproduzieren

    • The researchers tried to reproduce the conditions of the original experiment.
    • The sound system can reproduce the music with high fidelity.
    • It is difficult to reproduce the success of the first product.

    Synonymeduplicaterecastrecreateredoreenactrepeatreplicate

Formen
  • reproduced past participle
  • reproduced past simple
  • reproducing present participle
  • reproduces third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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