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1 replicare
ripetere repeatribattere reply, answer* * *replicare v.tr.1 to reply, to answer, to retort: gli replicai che non potevo farlo, I replied that I couldn't do it2 ( obiettare) to object: ha sempre qlco. da replicare, he's always got an objection; obbedire senza replicare, to obey without question3 ( ripetere) to repeat: la commedia fu replicata quindici volte, the play had a run of fifteen nights; replicare un esercizio, to repeat an exercise.* * *[repli'kare]verbo transitivo1) (rifare, ridire) to repeat2) teatr. telev. to repeat, to rerun*3) (rispondere) to answer, to reply, to retortreplicare a — to respond to [obiezione, critica, attacco]
* * *replicare/repli'kare/ [1]1 (rifare, ridire) to repeat3 (rispondere) to answer, to reply, to retort; replicare a to respond to [obiezione, critica, attacco]. -
2 daccapo
* * *daccapo avv. ( di nuovo) (over) again; ( dall'inizio) from the beginning: fare daccapo un esercizio, to do an exercise (over) again; ricominciare daccapo, to start all over again; ripeti tutto daccapo, repeat it all from the beginning // siamo daccapo!, it's the same old story! (o here we go again!) // punto e daccapo, full stop, new line.* * *[dak'kapo]ricominciare daccapo — to start afresh o all over again, to begin anew
(ci) siamo daccapo — colloq. there you go again
* * *daccapo/dak'kapo/(di nuovo) over again; (da principio) from the beginning; ricominciare daccapo to start afresh o all over again, to begin anew; (ci) siamo daccapo colloq. there you go again.
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