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replica n.复制品 (1) 这种复制品完全和原版一样地好。(2) 我有一件独立纪念堂的小型复制品。 If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, a replica is pure adulation. Someone creating a replica is creating an imitation of the original. The word first appeared in 17th-century Italy, taking its meaning from the word replicare, "to reply or repeat," as used in music. In time, it came to mean a copy, often of a work of art. In a stricter sense, the word refers to a copy created or supervised by the artist of the original work.

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英 ['replɪkə] 美 ['replɪkə] (1) This replica is every inch as good as the original.(2) I had a replica in little of Independence Hall. A replica of something is a close — sometimes exact — likeness. The "Mona Lisa" that you bought at the department store is not the original but a replica of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece. Sorry, but you can always take it back. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]复制品；仿制品 A replica of something such as a statue, building, or weapon is an accurate copy of it.   [usu N of n]...a human-sized replica of the Statue of Liberty...真人大小的自由女神像复制品Royce Hall was an exact replica of the basilica of Sant Ambrogio in Milan...罗伊斯大厅是位于米兰的圣安布洛乔大教堂的原样复制建筑。It was a replica gun, for display only.那是一把仿真枪，仅供展示。2[N-COUNT 可数名词]翻版；酷似的人 If you say that one person is a replica of another, you mean that the first person looks very like the second.   [usu sing]Tina as a child was a replica of her mother.蒂娜小的时候和她妈妈简直一模一样。

英语单词	replica
英美音标	英 ['replɪkə] 美 ['replɪkə]
中文释义	n.复制品
英语例句	(1) This replica is every inch as good as the original. (2) I had a replica in little of Independence Hall.
中文例句	(1) 这种复制品完全和原版一样地好。 (2) 我有一件独立纪念堂的小型复制品。
vocabulary简明	A replica of something is a close — sometimes exact — likeness. The "Mona Lisa" that you bought at the department store is not the original but a replica of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece. Sorry, but you can always take it back.
vocabulary扩展	If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, a replica is pure adulation. Someone creating a replica is creating an imitation of the original. The word first appeared in 17th-century Italy, taking its meaning from the word replicare, "to reply or repeat," as used in music. In time, it came to mean a copy, often of a work of art. In a stricter sense, the word refers to a copy created or supervised by the artist of the original work.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]复制品；仿制品 A replica of something such as a statue, building, or weapon is an accurate copy of it. [usu N of n] ...a human-sized replica of the Statue of Liberty... 真人大小的自由女神像复制品 Royce Hall was an exact replica of the basilica of Sant Ambrogio in Milan... 罗伊斯大厅是位于米兰的圣安布洛乔大教堂的原样复制建筑。 It was a replica gun, for display only. 那是一把仿真枪，仅供展示。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]翻版；酷似的人 If you say that one person is a replica of another, you mean that the first person looks very like the second. [usu sing] Tina as a child was a replica of her mother. 蒂娜小的时候和她妈妈简直一模一样。

Replica Word Original Exact Imitation Creating Copy N Count