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Meanings of repeat in English
Portuguese
reocorrer Catalan
repetir-se Synonyms
Examples for "recur"
Examples for "recur"
1
History, it has been said, never repeats itself but historical situations recur.
2
What has occurred in this case must ever recur in similar cases.
3
Most patients will ultimately fail platinum-based chemotherapy and have the disease recur.
4
To such cases we shall recur in the following chapter on Heliotropism.
5
We had some very special opportunities, they are not likely to recur.
Usage of repeat in English
1
Her hospital records repeat the phrase, day after day, year after year:
2
Ms Adams said police often knew when people were serious, repeat offenders.
3
It hasn't seen a true repeat since Graham's 2005 FA until today.
4
Myrina saw his point, of course, and did not repeat her request.
5
Justice sources said the operation was intended to prevent a repeat massacre.
6
Yes it is possible to repeat one subject in the Leaving Cert.
7
Ten years later, on the west coast, history appears to repeat itself.
8
To avoid any repeat of that, government policy is beginning to change.
9
I repeat: never... paid with anything but my American Express credit card.
10
I think the great ones refine wisdom, they don't simply repeat it.
11
Yes, I can repeat what the great masters said, but so what?
12
It could repeat those measures to help shore up the world economy.
13
But his strategy to avoid a repeat infection won't limit his risk.
14
They may also repeat certain behaviors and have different ways of learning.
15
Experts had earlier said Japan should not expect a repeat of Chernobyl.
16
Does history repeat itself, first as tragedy, the second time as farce?
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Repeat through the time
Repeat across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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