| Repeatedly | reiteratedly | en |
| repeatedly | Done several times or in repetition | en |
| repeatedly | oftentimes | en |
| repeatedly | repetitively, again and again, recurrently | en |
| repeatedly | several time; "it must be washed repeatedly | en |
| repeatedly | More than once; again and again; indefinitely | en |
| repeatedly | If you do something repeatedly, you do it many times. Both men have repeatedly denied the allegations. many times | en |
| repeatedly | several time; "it must be washed repeatedly" | en |
| Repeat | ancora | en |
| repeat | The distance between needles The point at which the design repeats itself | en |
| repeat | The periodic repetition of a pattern in a fabric or hosiery material, or of a fault on the seriplane (=> Seriplane) Such a repeat may be important for clearing up a fault | en |
| repeat | to do or appear again and again -- " consider repeating decimals of order one " (150) | en |
| repeat | Buying or experiencing a product, service or activity multiple times | en |
| repeat | How often the pattern is duplicated at intervals down a fabric or wallcovering One repeat is one full pattern | en |
| repeat | Take and record measurements or observations more than once to improve reliability and accuracy | en |
| repeat | Requirement or permission to repeat a module involves attendance by the student at all teaching sessions and completion of all assessment requirements in order for the student to achieve the stated learning outcomes | en |
| repeat | A symbol indicating that particular section of the music should be replayed | en |
| repeat | an event that repeats; "the events today were a repeat of yesterday's" to say again or imitate; "followers echoing the cries of their leaders" to say, state, or perform again; "She kept reiterating her request" do over; "They would like to take it over again | en |
| repeat | The amount of space on a fabric that it takes for a pattern or design to complete The repeat is usually measured in inches A solid color has no repeat | en |
| repeat | a single swim in a set, also referred to as a repetition A set of 20 x 25 on :40 contains 20 repeats of 25 yards | en |
| repeat | The user can repeat a message being played by tapping REPEAT Multiple taps of REPEAT will allow the user to step backwards to each message in the message center, all the way to message one | en |
| repeat | determines whether and how the background image is repeated, as follows | en |
| repeat | = LISTofKEYSYM Specifies keys that should repeat automatically when pressed | en |
| repeat | Command that performs your most recent operation again | en |
| repeat | An iteration, a repetition | en |
| repeat | A rerun, something that has been down before | en |
| repeat | To do again (and again) | en |
| repeat | A command or request to fire again the same number of rounds with the same method of fire | en |
| repeat | Also know as cut-off The length of a printed image in relationship to the printing cylinder axis | en |
| repeat | The distance from the center of a design element to the center of the same element the next time it appears | en |
| repeat | the distance before a motif or design repeats itself, or begins again | en |
| repeat | Also called step and repeat 1 Layout used for making emblems or designs on a fabric span that are repeated at regular intervals 2 Number of times a design or emblem can be repeated in the sewing field of an embroidery machine 3 Software function or command to repeat a set of commands in digitizing 4 In schiffli embroidery, is the distance of pattern repeat | en |
| repeat | — Layout used for making emblems or designs on a fabric span that are repeated at regular intervals | en |
| repeat | To play a domino tile that converts the exposed end of the skeleton to a suit which you have previously exposed This move confirms to your partner what your preferred suit is | en |
| repeat | The repetition of a section or a composition as indicated by particular signs | en |
| repeat | That which is repeated; as, the repeat of a pattern; that is, the repetition of the engraved figure on a roller by which an impression is produced as in calico printing, etc | en |
| repeat | The act of repeating; repetition | en |
| repeat | To go over again; to attempt, do, make, or utter again; to iterate; to recite; as, to repeat an effort, an order, or a poem | en |
| repeat | The distance from the center of one motif or pattern to the center of the next | en |
| repeat | redo a particular action, reiterate fiil | en |
| repeat | To repay or refund (an excess received) | en |
| repeat | To make trial of again; to undergo or encounter again | en |
| repeat | to say, state, or perform again; "She kept reiterating her request" | en |
| repeat | to say again or imitate; "followers echoing the cries of their leaders" | en |
| repeat | do over; "They would like to take it over again | en |
| repeat | an event that repeats; "the events today were a repeat of yesterday's" | en |
| repeat | A mark, or series of dots, placed before and after, or often only at the end of, a passage to be repeated in performance | en |
| repeat | act of redoing something, repetition; reiteration, act of restating;(British) rerun isim | en |
| repeat | repeated, done over again, reiterated sıfat | en |
| repeat | If you repeat something, you say or write it again. You can say I repeat to show that you feel strongly about what you are repeating. He repeated that he had been mis-quoted The Libyan leader Colonel Gadaffi repeated his call for the release of hostages `You fool,' she kept repeating | en |
| repeat | If there is a repeat performance of something, usually something undesirable, it happens again. This year can only see a repeat performance of the decline. = repeat | en |
| repeat | happen or occur again; "This is a recurring story" | en |
| repeat | do over; "They would like to take it over again" | en |
| repeat | repeat an earlier theme of a composition | en |
| repeat | A repeat is a television or radio programme that has been broadcast before. There's nothing except sport and repeats on TV | en |
| repeat | make or do or perform again; "He could never replicate his brilliant performance of the magic trick" | en |
| repeat | If a company gets repeat business or repeat customers, people who have bought their goods or services before buy them again. Nearly 60% of our bookings come from repeat business and personal recommendation | en |
| repeat | If you repeat yourself, you say something which you have said before, usually by mistake. Then he started rambling and repeating himself | en |
| repeat | If you repeat something that someone else has said or written, you say or write the same thing, or tell it to another person. She had an irritating habit of repeating everything I said to her I trust you not to repeat that to anyone else Now, brother, repeat after me, `All praise to Allah, Lord of All the Worlds' | en |
| repeat | If you repeat an action, you do it again. The next day I repeated the procedure Hold this position for 30 seconds, release and repeat on the other side | en |
| repeat | If there is a repeat of an event, usually an undesirable event, it happens again. There were fears that there might be a repeat of last year's campaign of strikes. = repetition | en |
| repeat | If an event or series of events repeats itself, it happens again. The UN will have to work hard to stop history repeating itself | en |