ditto

• Substantivo ou advérbio usado para indicar que algo é o mesmo que foi mencionado anteriormente, frequentemente empregado como abreviação ou para indicar repetição.

A noun used to refer to the same thing as previously mentioned, often used as a shorthand or repetition indicator.

1. The same as aboveB1informal

   Used to indicate that something is the same as what has been said or written before.

   O mesmo

   • She said she loved the movie, and I said ditto.
   • He ordered a coffee, and she said ditto.
   • The list included apples, oranges, and ditto for pears.

   Sinônimoslikewisesame

2. A copy or duplicateB2informal

   A thing that is exactly the same as another; a duplicate.

   Cópia

   • This painting is a ditto of the original.
   • He made a ditto of the document for his records.
   • The design is a ditto of the one we saw last week.

   Sinônimosclonecopycounterpartdoubleduplicatefacsimilelikenessreplicareproductiontwin

   Antônimosoriginalprototype

• Verbo em desuso que significa expressar concordância ou repetir o que foi dito, originado do italiano 'detto' (dito). Historicamente usado para indicar 'repetir' ou 'dizer o mesmo novamente'.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to indicate agreement or repetition, derived from the Italian 'detto' (said). Used historically to mean 'to repeat' or 'to say the same thing again.'

1. To repeat or copyB2informal

   To do the same thing as someone else; to repeat an action or statement.

   Repetir

   • When she said she loved the movie, I dittoed her sentiment.
   • He dittoed his friend's dance moves at the party.
   • The student dittoed the teacher's instructions without question.

   Sinônimoscopyduplicateechoimitatemimicrepeatreplicate