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1 réplique
réplique [ʀeplik]feminine nouna. ( = réponse) retortb. ( = contre-attaque) counter-attack• Belon vous donnera la réplique (pour répéter) Belon will give you your cue ; (dans une scène) Belon will play opposite youe. [de tremblement de terre] aftershock* * *ʀeplik1) ( riposte verbale) retort, rejoinder2) ( objection)3) Théâtre linedonner la réplique à quelqu'un — ( pour faire apprendre un rôle) to go through somebody's lines with them; ( dans une représentation) to play opposite somebody
les deux politiciens se sont donné la réplique pendant une heure — there was an hour-long sparring session between the two politicians
* * *ʀeplik nf1) (= copie) replica2) (= répartie) reply3) (= objection) retortsans réplique (ton) — no-nonsense, (argument) irrefutable
4) THÉÂTRE line* * *réplique nf1 ( riposte verbale) retort, rejoinder; faire qch en réplique à un discours/une action to do sth in response to a speech/an action; il a la réplique facile he's never stuck for an answer, he's always ready with an answer;2 ( objection) faire qch sans réplique to do sth without arguing; pas de réplique! don't answer back!, no arguments!; argument sans réplique irrefutable argument;3 Théât line; oublier une réplique to forget a line; supprimer quelques répliques to cut some lines; donner la réplique à qn ( pour faire apprendre un rôle) to go through sb's lines with them; ( dans une représentation) to play opposite sb; manquer sa réplique to miss one's cue; les deux politiciens se sont donné la réplique pendant une heure there was an hour-long sparring session between the two politicians;[replik] nom féminince gamin a la réplique facile this kid is always ready with ou is never short of an answerargument sans réplique irrefutable ou unanswerable argumentc'est sans réplique what can you say to that!, there's no answer to that!a. [en répétition] to give an actor his cuesb. [dans une distribution] to play opposite an actoril est la réplique vivante de son père he's the spitting image of ou a dead ringer for his father
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