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Meanings of replica in English

Portuguese
cópia exata
Catalan
rèplica
Spanish
reproducción

Copy that is not the original; something that has been copied.

cópia exata

In a lab, Clone 02 vaguely remembers the process of cloning. After waking up, he tries to escape from the lab.

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Usage of replica in English
1
The cheaper shirt is a simpler replica aimed at the mass market.
Reuters
2
The material hardens to form a precise replica of the digital image.
Wired
3
Recently, Denmark's ministry of environment commissioned a Minecraft-made replica of the country.
The Guardian
4
A replica of the original business sign hangs in a second-story window.
Ebony
5
We saw graphic photos, including a lifelike replica of slave ship quarters.
Ebony
6
Liverpool's opener was a replica of Origi's recent goal against Stoke City.
The Guardian
7
Congratulations: you now have a perfect replica of a tabletop arcade cabinet.
Wired
8
There were five replica villages representing colonies in north Africa and beyond.
The Guardian
9
The room was a replica of the one I had just left.
Paul Kelver
10
There was a 4-ft. sugar replica of the Thor Able ballistic missile.
The new yorker
11
The second shelf was more or less a replica of the first.
Jaffery
12
His mood was still murky; his hesitancy almost a replica of Lanrezac's.
The guns of august
13
The main attraction was a clean antique replica of an IRT car.
The new yorker
14
The National Geographic says that its CD-ROM is such a digital replica.
Wired
15
In Neuss, Germany, a replica of the Globe has stood since 1991.
Radio NZ
16
Then he drew from another pocket the real ring, replacing the replica.
The Romance of Elaine / Sequel to "Exploits of Elaine"
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Replica through the time
Replica across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common