replay
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2.6
- noun
- /ˈriːpleɪ/
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repetición
- Ellie sits on her bed watching the replay of the Russell interview on TV.
- instant replay
- video replay
But when I watched the replay, I was like, man, I can, I can beat this guy.
- But when I watched the replay, I was like, man, I can, I can beat this guy.
- So tune back in, watch the replays, make a commitment journal today about your energy vision.
- Let's hear Adam's some of the replay from Adam's original call about pornography and and gang banging in house more.
Examples
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Fans eagerly awaited the replay of the spectacular touchdown on the big screen.
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Check the replay.
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Bring up the replay on camera 2.
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Watch it here on the replay again.
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BRIAN: Let's see the replay, Bryan.
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Let's take a look at the instant replay of that incredible save near the pond.
Fiction book (1996) -
They have the replay of the Cleveland game on afterwards.
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And since his team was punting, he got to see plenty of replays before making his decision.
Blog text (13) -
Watch the replay.
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Initially, I thought it was a flop, but multiple replays from GolTV proved otherwise.
Blog text (10)
Synonyms
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3.8
To hear or see something that was recorded before
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2.3
Short showing on TV of an action so viewers can see it again
A short video showing a recent play again, often during sports events
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Etymology
Replay comes from re- 'again' and play, giving the simple image of 'playing something again'. So a TV replay is a second showing of a key moment, letting viewers see it again from another angle.