Repeat meaning in English

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Definition

to repeat: to do again; to say again, to reiterate verb
to repeat oneself: to say the same thing again verb
Could you repeat that please?: Please can you say that again? I didn't hear or understand you! idiom
I don't want to see a repeat of this!: I don't want this to happen again in the future! idiom

Examples

  • "Scientists initially thought that the result was an anomaly, and feared their data was tainted, however repeated testing confirmed that the data was in fact valid."
  • "For example, his repeated assertions concerning the absence of monkeys in his laboratory were quite unexpected."
  • "His many tasks involve everything from chemical experimentation to intense brainstorming sessions, during which he lies prostrate on a bed of needles and repeats a string of incomprehensible syllables, often for hours at a time."
  • "Jennifer : Sorry, could you repeat that?"
  • "I repeat, I am too young to die!"
  • "Dr. Loblaw : So, let me repeat myself."
  • "This question soon became one of Cheeter's favourites: a sort of mantra which he repeated up until his death."
  • "Can you repeat that after me Icarus?"
  • "It could be a bogey, I repeat, it could be a bogey."
  • "You are flying in restricted airspace, I repeat, this is a no-fly zone!"
  • "Except it keeps repeating "tell me about your mother" over and over again – I think it's stuck or something."
  • "I have no patience for stupid questions and I don't like repeating myself."
  • "The MP also compared environmentalists to "Nazi-style propaganda peddlers", and said 'if something is repeated to the general public often enough, of course they will believe it."
  • "I repeat, attendance is mandatory!"
  • "However, I don't want to see a repeat of this kind of outmoded and inappropriate attitude."
  • "I repeat, an intruder alert."
  • "I was a bit puzzled by his repeated claims that he doesn't have any monkeys."

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