to reproduce
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- verb
- /ˌriːprəˈduːs/
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reproducir
- The software can reproduce the original data accurately for backup purposes.
- reproduced with permission
- faithfully reproduced
- reproduced in figures
And so I said, well, I wonder if I could reproduce that study in the MIMIC database.
- And so I said, well, I wonder if I could reproduce that study in the MIMIC database.
- You're saying let's reproduce our planet on Mars.
- And I tried to reproduce this picture on the book and I didn't succeed.
- I mean, we almost have a like, think of the size of the thing required to reproduce a machine today, right?
- Science is something that requires proof, something that you can reproduce.
- I had a Trello board I made with bug reports of steps to reproduce and Jif captures of the issue.
Examples
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Research groups at NASA and the US Navy have recently been able to reproduce those results.
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Early in the history of printing, woodcuts already reproduced other works of art.
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So the first thing you do when you run this application, you try to reproduce the data.
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So this experiment is kind of hard to reproduce in your study run, right?
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We're able to reproduce the outcomes, which means it's really, really scientific.
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So you can successfully reproduce this pattern.
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The reliability of the data is based, in part, on this capacity to reproduce data products.
Academic text (2013) -
I run a small print business in which I restore and reproduce vintage maps.
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And those changes and advances were reproduced across Europe and North America.
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Each reading passage was reproduced in two forms: an instructor copy and a student copy.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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Make the same words or pictures as the original
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Copy the way someone speaks, looks, or acts
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4.5
To make a thing again so it looks like the original
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3.5
To make an exact copy of something
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3.2
To increase in number quickly by making more of something
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4.9
To make an exact copy of something, often in a lab
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To make an exact copy of a living thing using science
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To make a program or device act like another machine, for example an old game console
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To do the same things or say the same words as someone else
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Write or type something exactly as it looks in another place
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To do something again in the same way to copy the original
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To make a copy of a file or recording
Make something again so it looks like the original
To make a material again using a scientific or technical method
Antonyms
How Accurate
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reproduce is made of re- 'again' plus the root of produce 'to make', so it literally means 'make again'. That is why to reproduce a work is to make a copy that closely matches the original.