repeat
Prononciation : [rɪˈpiːt]
Contexte : « communication »
(verb) to say or do something again. If someone tells you something important and you want to make sure you understand it, you might ask them to repeat it.
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Can you please repeat what you just said? I didn’t hear you.
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She never has to repeat herself; everyone always listens carefully.
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Why do you want to repeat the same game again?
Contexte : « learning »
(verb) to go over something again to remember it better. When studying, you might repeat facts or words to help you remember them.
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I repeat my vocabulary words every night so I can remember them for the test.
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He didn’t repeat the math problems because he thought he knew the answers already.
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Did you need to repeat any of the chapters to understand the book?
Contexte : « music »
(noun) a part of a song or a phrase that is played or sung again. In music, if you hear a catchy part of a song twice, that’s the repeat.
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The musician played the repeat of the chorus, and everyone sang along.
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There weren’t any repeats in that song; it was all new sounds.
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Do you like the repeat in this melody, or does it get boring?