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1 repetitive
adjective* * *[rə'petətiv]adjective (doing, saying, the same thing too often: His speeches are very repetitive; My job is a bit repetitive.) sich wiederholend* * *rep·eti·tious[ˌrepɪˈtɪʃəs, AM -əˈ-]re·peti·tive[rɪˈpetətɪv, AM -t̬ət̬ɪv]\repetitive factory work monotone Fabrikarbeitboringly \repetitive stumpfsinnig* * *[rI'petItɪv]adjsich dauernd wiederholend; work also monotonto be repetitive —
standing in a production line is such repetitive work — die Arbeit am Fließband ist äußerst eintönig
* * *repetitive [rıˈpetətıv] adj (adv repetitively)1. sich wiederholend, wiederholt:2. → academic.ru/61565/repetitious">repetitious* * *adjective* * *adj.iterativ adj.repetierendes adj.sich periodisch wiederholend adj.wiederholt adj. -
2 repeat
1. noun1) Wiederholung, die; (Radio, TV also) Wiederholungssendung, die2) (Commerc.) Nachbestellung, die2. transitive verb1) (say, do, broadcast again) wiederholenplease repeat after me:... — sprich/sprecht/sprechen Sie mir bitte nach:...
2) (recite) aufsagen [Gedicht, Strophe, Text]3) (report) weitererzählen (to Dat.)3. intransitive verb(Math.): (recur) [Zahl:] periodisch sein* * *[rə'pi:t] 1. verb1) (to say or do again: Would you repeat those instructions, please?) wiederholen2) (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.) weiter erzählen2. noun(something which is repeated: I'm tired of seeing all these repeats on television; ( also adjective) a repeat performance.) die Wiederholung; Wiederholungs-...- academic.ru/61543/repeated">repeated- repeatedly
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- repeat oneself* * *re·peat[rɪˈpi:t]I. vt1. (say again)▪ to \repeat sth etw wiederholento \repeat a/the question eine/die Frage wiederholen\repeat after me bitte mir nachsprechenit can't be \repeated too often that... es kann nicht oft genug gesagt werden, dass...2. (communicate) etw weitersagendon't \repeat this but... sag es nicht weiter, [aber]...to \repeat a secret to sb jdm ein Geheimnis weitererzählenI am not, \repeat not, going to allow you to hitchhike by yourself ich werde dir nicht, ich betone nicht, erlauben, allein zu trampen4. (recite)to \repeat a poem ein Gedicht aufsagen5. (do again)▪ to \repeat sth etw wiederholen [o noch einmal machen]history \repeats itself die Geschichte wiederholt sichthis is an offer never to be \repeated dies ist ein einmaliges Angebotto \repeat a class/a year eine Klasse/ein Schuljahr wiederholento \repeat an order nachbestellenII. vithe same pattern is \repeating over and over again es läuft immer wieder nach dem gleichen Muster ab▪ sth \repeats on sb etw stößt jdm aufcucumber always \repeats on me Gurke stößt mir immer aufIII. n2. TV Wiederholung f\repeat business Stammkundschaft f* * *[rɪ'piːt]1. vtwiederholen; (= tell to sb else) weitersagen (to sb jdm)he wasn't keen to repeat the experience —
he repeated his lesson to the teacher — er sagte seine Lektion vor dem Lehrer auf
2. vi1) (= say again) wiederholen3)3. n1) (RAD, TV) Wiederholung f4. adjrepeat customer — Kunde, der/Kundin, die wiederkommt
* * *repeat [rıˈpiːt]A v/t1. ein Schuljahr, einen Versuch etc wiederholen:repeat an experience etwas nochmals durchmachen oder erleben;repeat an order (for sth) WIRTSCH (etwas) nachbestellen;her language does not bear repeating ihre (gemeinen) Ausdrücke lassen sich nicht wiederholen;repeat a pattern ein Muster wiederholen oder wiederkehren lassen;repeat o.s. → B 12. wiederholen:a) weitererzählenb) nachsprechen ( sth after sb jemandem etwas)3. SCHULE ein Gedicht etc aufsagenB v/i1. sich wiederholen2. US (bei einer Wahl widerrechtlich) mehrere Stimmen abgeben3. repetieren (Uhr, auch Gewehr)C srepeat fee Wiederholungsgage f;repeat key Wiederholtaste f (am Tonbandgerät etc);3. MUSa) Wiederholung fb) Wiederholungszeichen n5. SPORT Neuauflage f (eines Endspiels etc)rpt abk1. repeat2. report* * *1. noun1) Wiederholung, die; (Radio, TV also) Wiederholungssendung, die2) (Commerc.) Nachbestellung, die2. transitive verb1) (say, do, broadcast again) wiederholenplease repeat after me:... — sprich/sprecht/sprechen Sie mir bitte nach:...
2) (recite) aufsagen [Gedicht, Strophe, Text]3) (report) weitererzählen (to Dat.)3. intransitive verb(Math.): (recur) [Zahl:] periodisch sein* * *n.Wiederholung f. v.wieder sagen v.wiederholen v.
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