repeat

• Nom désignant un événement ou une action qui se produit de nouveau, souvent sous une forme identique ou similaire.

A noun referring to an event or action that occurs again, often in the same or similar form.

1. Repeated eventB1formal

   An event or occurrence that happens again, often in a similar way.

   répétition (événement récurrent)

   • The concert was a repeat of last year's show.
   • This is just a repeat of the same mistake.
   • The TV channel is airing a repeat of the popular series.

   Synonymesechoreappearancerecurrencerepetitionrerunreturn

   Antonymesfirstoriginal

• Verbe utilisé pour indiquer l'action de faire ou dire quelque chose de nouveau, ou de reproduire une action, un énoncé ou un contenu.

A verb used to indicate the act of doing or saying something again, or of reproducing an action or utterance.

1. Say or do againA1formal

   To say or do something again, often for emphasis or practice.

   répéter

   • Please repeat the question so I can hear it clearly.
   • She repeated the instructions to make sure everyone understood.
   • He repeated the experiment to verify the results.

   Synonymesduplicateechoiteraterecapitulateredoreiteratereplicaterestate

2. Recur or happen againA2formal

   To occur or be done again, often in a similar manner.

   se reproduire

   • The pattern repeats every few minutes.
   • History tends to repeat itself.
   • The error repeated in the next version of the software.

   Synonymesreappearrecurreturn

   Antonymesceaseendstop

3. Memorize or reciteA2formal

   To say something from memory, such as a poem or speech.

   Réciter

   • The student repeated the poem flawlessly.
   • She repeated the pledge of allegiance.
   • He repeated the lines from the play during rehearsal.

   Synonymesdeclaimdeliverquoterecite