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replicate

/ˈrɛp.lɪ.keɪt/

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verb

/ˈrɛp.lɪ.keɪt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по созданию точной копии или воспроизведению чего-либо, часто в научном или техническом контексте.

A verb used to indicate the act of making an exact copy or reproducing something, often in a scientific or technical context.

  1. Bend or turn backwardC2formal

    To fold or bend something back on itself, often used in a biological or anatomical context.

    ruЗагибаться назад

    • The leaf's edge replicates slightly under the microscope.
    • In some plants, the stem replicates to form a hook.
    • The surgeon noted how the tissue replicates during the procedure.

    Synonymsdouble backreflectturn back

  2. Reproduce or make an exact copyB2formal

    To create an exact copy or duplicate of something, such as a document, experiment, or biological entity.

    ruВоспроизвести

    • Scientists attempted to replicate the results of the original study.
    • The virus can replicate itself inside the host cell.
    • The artist replicated the painting with remarkable accuracy.

    Synonymsclonecopyduplicatephotocopyreproducexerox

    Antonymscreateinnovateinventoriginate

  3. Make or do or perform againB2formal

    To repeat an action, process, or performance.

    ruПовторить

    • The team tried to replicate their success in the second match.
    • She replicated the experiment to verify the findings.
    • The software can replicate the same task multiple times.

    Synonymscopyduplicaterecreateredorepeatreproduce

    Antonymsceasecreatediscontinuehaltinnovateinventoriginatestop

Forms
  • replicated past participle
  • replicated past simple
  • replicating present participle
  • replicates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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