REPLICA


Meaning of REPLICA in English

ˈreplə̇kə, -lēkə noun

( -s )

Etymology: Italian, repetition, from replicare to repeat, from Late Latin, from Latin, to fold back — more at reply

1. : a reproduction, facsimile, or copy (as of a picture or statue) done by the maker of the original or under his direction

2. : a facsimile of an original work of art

3. : copy , duplicate

a legislative body which would not be merely a replica of the lower house — R.M.Dawson

bored by their conversation, which was the replica of a conversation he had heard a thousand times before — Victoria Sackville-West

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.