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单词 reproduction
释义
reproduction
noun
uk
/ˌriː.prəˈdʌk.ʃən/us
/ˌriː.prəˈdʌk.ʃən/

reproductionnoun(PRODUCING YOUNG)

C2[U]
theprocessof havingbabies,producingyoung, orproducingnewplants:
生殖；生育；繁殖
human/sexualreproduction人类繁衍／有性生殖
We areresearchingreproductioninelephants/thereproductionofelephants.我们正在研究大象的繁殖问题。
More examples
  • asexualreproduction
  • Inhumanreproduction, onefemaleeggis usuallyfertilizedby onesperm.
  • Sexual reproductionservestocreategeneticvariety.
  • I'm noexpertonhumanreproduction.
  • They arecallingfor abanon reproduction forhumancloning.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal reproduction
  • androgen
  • anti-oestrogen
  • asexuality
  • asexually
  • barrenness
  • calf
  • embryology
  • fertilize
  • fetal
  • incubate
  • infertile
  • procreation
  • procreative
  • propagation
  • rebreed
  • remate
  • reproductive
  • semen
  • spawn
  • spawning ground
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reproductionnoun(COPY)

C1[CorU]
acopyof something,especiallyapainting, or theprocessofcopyingsomething:
（尤指画作的）复制品；复制，翻版
Thebookcontainsexcellentcolourreproductions of Monet'spaintings.这本书有莫奈作品的精美彩色翻版插图。
Thissystemhasexcellentsoundreproduction.这套系统的声音效果极佳。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Copying and copies
  • anti-counterfeiting
  • anti-piracy
  • ape
  • biomimicry
  • blueprint
  • bootleg
  • derivative
  • facsimile
  • imaging
  • imitate
  • imitation
  • imitative
  • imitator
  • mail merge
  • pirate
  • pirated
  • plagiarism
  • plagiarize
  • recopy
  • reproduce
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(Definition ofreproductionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reproduction| American Dictionary

reproduction
noun
us
/ˌri·prəˈdʌk·ʃən/

reproductionnoun(PRODUCE NEW LIFE)

[U]
theactorprocessofproducingnewlife
(Definition ofreproductionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

reproduction| Business English

reproduction
noun
uk
/ˌriːprəˈdʌkʃən/us
[C]COMMERCE
acopyof something,especiallyaworkofartor apieceoffurniture:
Themuseumsellscheapreproductions ofsome ofitskeyartefacts.
[U]
theprocessofcopyingsomething such as abook,document, orphotograph:
Allow plenty oftimefor thephysicaltypingandreproduction ofyourreport.
They used a newphotoreproductiontechnique.
Digitalreproductionmethodsmake thetaskmucheasier.
reproduction
adjective[before noun]
COMMERCE
uk
/ˌriːprəˈdʌkʃən/us
used todescribesomething that is notoriginalbut acopyof somethingelse:
Theysupplyreproductionfurnituretohigh-classhotels.
Wesellreproductionbeamsandwoodpanelling.
(Definition ofreproductionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreproduction

reproduction
Reproductionof some of the photographs is poor.
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The tone tests reinforced an aesthetic determined by technologicalreproduction.
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It is unfortunate that they were left out, but this was due to a number of technical problems inreproduction.
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Through social practices, citizens or social agents adhere to these foundational principles for the sake of social recognition and reward, thereby ensuring theirreproduction.
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Unlike the parallel model, wherereproductionand mutation proceed independently of each other, mutations are coupled toreproductionhere.
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Spreading areproductionbefore students and colleagues always gains a response, usually verbal.
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It is unclear whether women really understand the size and nature of the age-related effects ofreproduction.
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Relation of saw-palmetto to longleaf pinereproductionon a dry site.
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Resources allocated toreproductionwill, therefore, be diminished.
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Second, crossover is per formed at random points duringreproductionallowing genes to be spliced, resulting in significant changes in the encoded values.
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In fact, we lack a common term to refer specifically to the type ofreproductionbeing envisioned.
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The enthusiastic accumulation by fans of an unending suite of related images both echoes and subverts the mass mechanicalreproductionof the modern celebrity image.
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Houses are both locales for capitalist production and arenas of socialreproduction.
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This data does not distinguish between spontaneous versus assistedreproduction.
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Is assistedreproductiona process ripe for regulation?
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Collocationswithreproduction

reproduction

These are words often used in combination withreproduction.

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accurate reproduction
The size of the average threshold for color errors suggests that the accurate reproduction of the original scene may not be a fundamental issue.
From theCambridge English Corpus
biological reproduction
The house was again without a couple to assure itsbiologicalreproduction.
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cultural reproduction
There was a positive wielding of power over the processes of social andculturalreproduction.
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