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1 program instruction
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2 program
1 nCOMP&DP programa m2 vtCOMP&DP programar -
3 repeat
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1. verb1) (to say or do again: Would you repeat those instructions, please?) repetir2) (to say (something one has heard) to someone else, sometimes when one ought not to: Please do not repeat what I've just told you.) repetir3) (to say (something) one has learned by heart: to repeat a poem.) recitar
2. noun(something which is repeated: I'm tired of seeing all these repeats on television; (also adjective) a repeat performance.) repetición, reposición (televisión, cine)- repeated- repeatedly
- repetition
- repetitive
- repetitively
- repetitiveness
- repeat oneself
repeat vb repetircould you repeat that please? ¿podrías repetirlo, por favor?tr[rɪ'piːt]1 (gen) repetición nombre femenino2 (on television) reposición nombre femenino1 repetir■ could you repeat the question, please? ¿podría repetir la pregunta, por favor?1 repetirrepeat [ri'pi:t] vt: repetirrepeat n: repetición fn.• pedido de repetición s.m.• repetición s.f.• retransmisión s.f.v.• bisar v.• duplicar v.• recitar v.• refrendar v.• reiterar v.• renovar v.• repetir v.• tornar v.
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1. rɪ'piːt1)a) ( say again) \<\<sound/word/sentence\>\> repetir*b) ( divulge) contar*don't repeat this, will you, but... — no lo vayas a contar, pero...
c) ( recite) (AmE) \<\<lesson/poem\>\> repetir*, recitar2) ( do again) repetir*; \<\<episode\>\> (Rad, TV) volver* a emitir or transmitir
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v reflto repeat oneself — repetirse*
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vi1) (stressing instruction, statement) repetir*2) \<\<food\>\>to repeat ON somebody: onions repeat on me — la cebolla me repite
3) repeating pres p <rifle/clock/watch> de repetición
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a) ( repetition) repetición fwe want to avoid a repeat of last year's fiasco — queremos evitar que se repita el desastre del año pasado; (before n)
repeat performance — ( Theat) repetición f
b) (Rad, TV) ( of program) repetición f; ( of a series) reposición f, retransmisión f[rɪ'piːt]1. VT1) (=say or do again) repetir; [+ thanks] reiterar, volver a dar; [+ demand, request, promise] reiterar; (Scol) [+ year, subject] repetircould you repeat that, please? — ¿podría repetir (eso), por favor?
repeat after me, I must not steal — repetid conmigo, no debo robar
could history repeat itself? — ¿se podría repetir la historia?
to repeat o.s. — repetirse
2) (=divulge) contar3) (=recite) recitar4) (esp Brit) (TV) [+ programme] repetir; [+ series] repetir, reponer2. VI1) (=say or do again) repetirwe are not, I repeat, not going to give up — no vamos, repito, no vamos a ceder
lather the hair, rinse and repeat — aplicar al cabello formando espuma, aclarar y repetir la operación
2) * [food] repetir *3) (Math) [number] repetirse3. N1) repetición fin order to prevent a repeat of the tragedy — para evitar la repetición de la tragedia, para evitar que la tragedia se repita
2) (esp Brit) (TV) [of programme] repetición f ; [of series] repetición f, reposición fit can be seen tonight at eight, with a repeat on Monday — se podrá ver esta noche a las ocho y será repetido el lunes
3) (Mus) repetición f4.CPDrepeat mark(s) N (PL) — (Mus) símbolo(s) m(pl) de repetición
repeat offender N — delincuente mf reincidente
repeat order N — (Brit) (Comm) orden f repetida
repeat performance N — (Theat) (also fig) repetición f
he will give a repeat performance on Friday — hará una repetición el viernes, repetirá la función el viernes
I don't want a repeat performance of your behaviour last time — que no se repita tu comportamiento de la última vez
repeat prescription N — (Brit) receta f renovada
repeat sign N (Mus) — = repeat mark
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1. [rɪ'piːt]1)a) ( say again) \<\<sound/word/sentence\>\> repetir*b) ( divulge) contar*don't repeat this, will you, but... — no lo vayas a contar, pero...
c) ( recite) (AmE) \<\<lesson/poem\>\> repetir*, recitar2) ( do again) repetir*; \<\<episode\>\> (Rad, TV) volver* a emitir or transmitir
2.
v reflto repeat oneself — repetirse*
3.
vi1) (stressing instruction, statement) repetir*2) \<\<food\>\>to repeat ON somebody: onions repeat on me — la cebolla me repite
3) repeating pres p <rifle/clock/watch> de repetición
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a) ( repetition) repetición fwe want to avoid a repeat of last year's fiasco — queremos evitar que se repita el desastre del año pasado; (before n)
repeat performance — ( Theat) repetición f
b) (Rad, TV) ( of program) repetición f; ( of a series) reposición f, retransmisión f -
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1 nCOMP&DP circuit bifurcación fCONST metal piece at end of hose derivación f, bifurcación fELEC of supply network rama f, derivación f, brazo mELEC ENG of network derivación fPHYS ramal m2 vtCOMP&DP program, circuit bifurcarCONST derivar, one pipe on another empalmar, conectar, bifurcar3 viCONST bifurcarse, ramificar
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