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Pronunciation / Transliteration: réplique
"Le musée expose une réplique exacte de la statue."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
An exact copy or model of something, especially one on a smaller scale.
"The museum displayed a detailed replica of the ancient sailing ship." - 2
A copy of a work of art produced by the maker of the original.
"The painter created a fine replica of her most famous landscape canvas."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the late 19th century Italian word 'replica', meaning a repetition or copy, originating from the Latin verb 'replicare' (to fold back, reply). Initially used primarily in the fine arts to describe an artist's copy of their own work, the term eventually broadened to mean any close or exact imitation of an original object.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Replica" is said worldwide
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réplique
Transliteration: réplique
"Le musée expose une réplique exacte de la statue."
Nachbildung
Transliteration: Nachbildung
"Im Museum gibt es eine originalgetreue Nachbildung."
replica
Transliteration: replica
"Hanno costruito una replica perfetta del castello."
réplica
Transliteration: réplica
"Compró una réplica barata del famoso cuadro."
réplica
Transliteration: réplica
"O museu abriga uma réplica da coroa real."
प्रतिकृति
Transliteration: pratikriti
"संग्रहालय में पुराने मंदिर की एक प्रतिकृति है।"
复制品
Transliteration: fùzhìpǐn
"这件展品是古代花瓶的精确复制品。"
모형
Transliteration: mohyeong
"박물관에는 공룡 모형이 전시되어 있다."
レプリカ
Transliteration: repurika
"その博物館には古い絵画のレプリカが飾られている。"
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