Definition of replica in English:

replica

noun ˈrɛplɪkəˈrɛpləkə

1An exact copy or model of something, especially one on a smaller scale.
a replica of the Empire State Building
Example sentencesExamples
- The book, which reviewer Nanette Byrnes called ‘fresh and compelling,’ sets the stage by describing how for hundreds of years, inventors tried to figure out how to make exact replicas of documents.
- The city has estimated that it would cost $110,000 to raze the existing work and rebuild an exact replica.
- Then during the storm, extras hired by the promoter would run around the audience in their exact replicas of the onscreen monster costumes, causing general mayhem.
- Scale is a ceramic replica of a bathroom scale - impossible to use, for it would surely break under anyone's weight - imprinted by two feet, one of which has left behind its five toes.
- A scale replica of the Church of St. Margaret, for example, was built near Mapledurham for scenes of windows being blown out and masonry shattered in the battle sequences.
- But beware: the popularity of the Speedster has led to many replicas and kit-car copies being built; those who are tempted to go after one will want to have a Porsche expert in tow.
- One of the most striking pieces on view was Volkswagen Tire, a scale replica of a car tire made of fired black Oaxaca clay, which was placed on a low-lying pedestal in the center of the main gallery.
- The artifacts on display include replicas of a model of Louis XII's throne with a commode fitted to the seat, bathroom palazzo from Britain, ones shaped like a book, a globe, a treasure chest and western commodes in various designs.
- This brand new property is now an exact replica of the original building, with just the addition of a small entrance porch.
- That way, if customers see something that they like in a store and want an exact replica, they can have it that week.
- The new construction is either an exact replica in style and form of the old part or done in complete contrast, with the aim of highlighting the difference between the periods.
- The styles of the canonical masters, as transmitted through tracing copies and replicas, may thus be considered a kind of DNA imprint from which all subsequent idioms emerge.
- The primer-gray monuments are one-third scale replicas of existing commemorative markers scattered throughout the U.S.
- Over the next several decades, Knott added a mine ride, a log flume, and, for educational value, an exact replica of Philadelphia's Independence Hall.
- ‘Finally, the city allowed me to tear it down but required me to build an exact replica of the original,’ says Peebles.
- If windows must be replaced and are beyond repair, they should be replaced with exact replicas - sliding sashes must be replaced by sliding sashes and not with swing out windows.
- Young Irish Eagle Pedal Planes are replicas of vintage models such as the F14 Tomcat from Top Gun.
- And next August, the Ripken World Series will be played in Aberdeen on a scale replica of Camden Yards, Ripken's home ballpark.
- We would sail in an exact replica of James Cook's original Endeavour as near as possible under eighteenth-century conditions, but with the clear understanding that we were twenty-first-century travelers.
- One 1993 photograph, for instance, shows the replica Monument to the People's Heroes, but only by means of a partial reflection in a rain puddle.
Synonyms
copy, model, duplicate, reproduction, replication
dummy, imitation
carbon copy, facsimile
informal knock-off, dupe
perfect likeness, exact likeness, double, lookalike, living image, mirror image, image, picture, twin, clone
German Doppelgänger
informal spitting image, dead ringer, ringer, dead spit, spit and image
1. 1.1 A duplicate of an original artistic work.
  it is a replica of an antique plaque
  Example sentencesExamples
  In replicating his art, and offering the replica as art, the atom of the original artwork was split.
  His pictorial curiosity was however not matched by a preoccupation with naturalistic fidelity: several replicas of this painting exist in which he varies even the shape and size of the cone of Vesuvius.
  Once the resin hardened, it was removed to provide an exact replica of the bas relief.
  An Eros attributed to Lysippos on stylistic grounds is known in several copies, of which the best-preserved replica is that in the British Museum.
  As these are works in a substantially different key from the canvases present in Chicago, a strong case could have been made for their inclusion in replica form insofar as replicas dotted the exhibition.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a musical term in the sense 'a repeat'): from Italian, from replicare 'to reply'.

Definition of replica in US English:

replica

nounˈrepləkəˈrɛpləkə

1An exact copy or model of something, especially one on a smaller scale.
a replica of the Empire State Building
Example sentencesExamples
- We would sail in an exact replica of James Cook's original Endeavour as near as possible under eighteenth-century conditions, but with the clear understanding that we were twenty-first-century travelers.
- But beware: the popularity of the Speedster has led to many replicas and kit-car copies being built; those who are tempted to go after one will want to have a Porsche expert in tow.
- Young Irish Eagle Pedal Planes are replicas of vintage models such as the F14 Tomcat from Top Gun.
- The styles of the canonical masters, as transmitted through tracing copies and replicas, may thus be considered a kind of DNA imprint from which all subsequent idioms emerge.
- This brand new property is now an exact replica of the original building, with just the addition of a small entrance porch.
- One of the most striking pieces on view was Volkswagen Tire, a scale replica of a car tire made of fired black Oaxaca clay, which was placed on a low-lying pedestal in the center of the main gallery.
- The new construction is either an exact replica in style and form of the old part or done in complete contrast, with the aim of highlighting the difference between the periods.
- ‘Finally, the city allowed me to tear it down but required me to build an exact replica of the original,’ says Peebles.
- If windows must be replaced and are beyond repair, they should be replaced with exact replicas - sliding sashes must be replaced by sliding sashes and not with swing out windows.
- The artifacts on display include replicas of a model of Louis XII's throne with a commode fitted to the seat, bathroom palazzo from Britain, ones shaped like a book, a globe, a treasure chest and western commodes in various designs.
- The city has estimated that it would cost $110,000 to raze the existing work and rebuild an exact replica.
- Over the next several decades, Knott added a mine ride, a log flume, and, for educational value, an exact replica of Philadelphia's Independence Hall.
- The book, which reviewer Nanette Byrnes called ‘fresh and compelling,’ sets the stage by describing how for hundreds of years, inventors tried to figure out how to make exact replicas of documents.
- That way, if customers see something that they like in a store and want an exact replica, they can have it that week.
- A scale replica of the Church of St. Margaret, for example, was built near Mapledurham for scenes of windows being blown out and masonry shattered in the battle sequences.
- Scale is a ceramic replica of a bathroom scale - impossible to use, for it would surely break under anyone's weight - imprinted by two feet, one of which has left behind its five toes.
- One 1993 photograph, for instance, shows the replica Monument to the People's Heroes, but only by means of a partial reflection in a rain puddle.
- And next August, the Ripken World Series will be played in Aberdeen on a scale replica of Camden Yards, Ripken's home ballpark.
- The primer-gray monuments are one-third scale replicas of existing commemorative markers scattered throughout the U.S.
- Then during the storm, extras hired by the promoter would run around the audience in their exact replicas of the onscreen monster costumes, causing general mayhem.
Synonyms
copy, model, duplicate, reproduction, replication
perfect likeness, exact likeness, double, lookalike, living image, mirror image, image, picture, twin, clone
1. 1.1 A duplicate of an original artistic work.
  it is a replica of an antique plaque
  Example sentencesExamples
  As these are works in a substantially different key from the canvases present in Chicago, a strong case could have been made for their inclusion in replica form insofar as replicas dotted the exhibition.
  Once the resin hardened, it was removed to provide an exact replica of the bas relief.
  His pictorial curiosity was however not matched by a preoccupation with naturalistic fidelity: several replicas of this painting exist in which he varies even the shape and size of the cone of Vesuvius.
  An Eros attributed to Lysippos on stylistic grounds is known in several copies, of which the best-preserved replica is that in the British Museum.
  In replicating his art, and offering the replica as art, the atom of the original artwork was split.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a musical term in the sense ‘a repeat’): from Italian, from replicare ‘to reply’.

单词	replica
释义	Definition of replica in English: replica noun ˈrɛplɪkəˈrɛpləkə 1An exact copy or model of something, especially one on a smaller scale. a replica of the Empire State Building Example sentencesExamples The book, which reviewer Nanette Byrnes called ‘fresh and compelling,’ sets the stage by describing how for hundreds of years, inventors tried to figure out how to make exact replicas of documents. The city has estimated that it would cost $110,000 to raze the existing work and rebuild an exact replica. Then during the storm, extras hired by the promoter would run around the audience in their exact replicas of the onscreen monster costumes, causing general mayhem. Scale is a ceramic replica of a bathroom scale - impossible to use, for it would surely break under anyone's weight - imprinted by two feet, one of which has left behind its five toes. A scale replica of the Church of St. Margaret, for example, was built near Mapledurham for scenes of windows being blown out and masonry shattered in the battle sequences. But beware: the popularity of the Speedster has led to many replicas and kit-car copies being built; those who are tempted to go after one will want to have a Porsche expert in tow. One of the most striking pieces on view was Volkswagen Tire, a scale replica of a car tire made of fired black Oaxaca clay, which was placed on a low-lying pedestal in the center of the main gallery. The artifacts on display include replicas of a model of Louis XII's throne with a commode fitted to the seat, bathroom palazzo from Britain, ones shaped like a book, a globe, a treasure chest and western commodes in various designs. This brand new property is now an exact replica of the original building, with just the addition of a small entrance porch. That way, if customers see something that they like in a store and want an exact replica, they can have it that week. The new construction is either an exact replica in style and form of the old part or done in complete contrast, with the aim of highlighting the difference between the periods. The styles of the canonical masters, as transmitted through tracing copies and replicas, may thus be considered a kind of DNA imprint from which all subsequent idioms emerge. The primer-gray monuments are one-third scale replicas of existing commemorative markers scattered throughout the U.S. Over the next several decades, Knott added a mine ride, a log flume, and, for educational value, an exact replica of Philadelphia's Independence Hall. ‘Finally, the city allowed me to tear it down but required me to build an exact replica of the original,’ says Peebles. If windows must be replaced and are beyond repair, they should be replaced with exact replicas - sliding sashes must be replaced by sliding sashes and not with swing out windows. Young Irish Eagle Pedal Planes are replicas of vintage models such as the F14 Tomcat from Top Gun. And next August, the Ripken World Series will be played in Aberdeen on a scale replica of Camden Yards, Ripken's home ballpark. We would sail in an exact replica of James Cook's original Endeavour as near as possible under eighteenth-century conditions, but with the clear understanding that we were twenty-first-century travelers. One 1993 photograph, for instance, shows the replica Monument to the People's Heroes, but only by means of a partial reflection in a rain puddle. Synonyms copy, model, duplicate, reproduction, replication dummy, imitation carbon copy, facsimile informal knock-off, dupe perfect likeness, exact likeness, double, lookalike, living image, mirror image, image, picture, twin, clone German Doppelgänger informal spitting image, dead ringer, ringer, dead spit, spit and image 1.1 A duplicate of an original artistic work. it is a replica of an antique plaque Example sentencesExamples In replicating his art, and offering the replica as art, the atom of the original artwork was split. His pictorial curiosity was however not matched by a preoccupation with naturalistic fidelity: several replicas of this painting exist in which he varies even the shape and size of the cone of Vesuvius. Once the resin hardened, it was removed to provide an exact replica of the bas relief. An Eros attributed to Lysippos on stylistic grounds is known in several copies, of which the best-preserved replica is that in the British Museum. As these are works in a substantially different key from the canvases present in Chicago, a strong case could have been made for their inclusion in replica form insofar as replicas dotted the exhibition. Origin Mid 18th century (as a musical term in the sense 'a repeat'): from Italian, from replicare 'to reply'. Definition of replica in US English: replica nounˈrepləkəˈrɛpləkə 1An exact copy or model of something, especially one on a smaller scale. a replica of the Empire State Building Example sentencesExamples We would sail in an exact replica of James Cook's original Endeavour as near as possible under eighteenth-century conditions, but with the clear understanding that we were twenty-first-century travelers. But beware: the popularity of the Speedster has led to many replicas and kit-car copies being built; those who are tempted to go after one will want to have a Porsche expert in tow. Young Irish Eagle Pedal Planes are replicas of vintage models such as the F14 Tomcat from Top Gun. The styles of the canonical masters, as transmitted through tracing copies and replicas, may thus be considered a kind of DNA imprint from which all subsequent idioms emerge. This brand new property is now an exact replica of the original building, with just the addition of a small entrance porch. One of the most striking pieces on view was Volkswagen Tire, a scale replica of a car tire made of fired black Oaxaca clay, which was placed on a low-lying pedestal in the center of the main gallery. The new construction is either an exact replica in style and form of the old part or done in complete contrast, with the aim of highlighting the difference between the periods. ‘Finally, the city allowed me to tear it down but required me to build an exact replica of the original,’ says Peebles. If windows must be replaced and are beyond repair, they should be replaced with exact replicas - sliding sashes must be replaced by sliding sashes and not with swing out windows. The artifacts on display include replicas of a model of Louis XII's throne with a commode fitted to the seat, bathroom palazzo from Britain, ones shaped like a book, a globe, a treasure chest and western commodes in various designs. The city has estimated that it would cost $110,000 to raze the existing work and rebuild an exact replica. Over the next several decades, Knott added a mine ride, a log flume, and, for educational value, an exact replica of Philadelphia's Independence Hall. The book, which reviewer Nanette Byrnes called ‘fresh and compelling,’ sets the stage by describing how for hundreds of years, inventors tried to figure out how to make exact replicas of documents. That way, if customers see something that they like in a store and want an exact replica, they can have it that week. A scale replica of the Church of St. Margaret, for example, was built near Mapledurham for scenes of windows being blown out and masonry shattered in the battle sequences. Scale is a ceramic replica of a bathroom scale - impossible to use, for it would surely break under anyone's weight - imprinted by two feet, one of which has left behind its five toes. One 1993 photograph, for instance, shows the replica Monument to the People's Heroes, but only by means of a partial reflection in a rain puddle. And next August, the Ripken World Series will be played in Aberdeen on a scale replica of Camden Yards, Ripken's home ballpark. The primer-gray monuments are one-third scale replicas of existing commemorative markers scattered throughout the U.S. Then during the storm, extras hired by the promoter would run around the audience in their exact replicas of the onscreen monster costumes, causing general mayhem. Synonyms copy, model, duplicate, reproduction, replication perfect likeness, exact likeness, double, lookalike, living image, mirror image, image, picture, twin, clone 1.1 A duplicate of an original artistic work. it is a replica of an antique plaque Example sentencesExamples As these are works in a substantially different key from the canvases present in Chicago, a strong case could have been made for their inclusion in replica form insofar as replicas dotted the exhibition. Once the resin hardened, it was removed to provide an exact replica of the bas relief. His pictorial curiosity was however not matched by a preoccupation with naturalistic fidelity: several replicas of this painting exist in which he varies even the shape and size of the cone of Vesuvius. An Eros attributed to Lysippos on stylistic grounds is known in several copies, of which the best-preserved replica is that in the British Museum. In replicating his art, and offering the replica as art, the atom of the original artwork was split. Origin Mid 18th century (as a musical term in the sense ‘a repeat’): from Italian, from replicare ‘to reply’.
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