repetition
| instruction
| repetition | |
| chem. | récurrence |
| comp., MS | répétition |
| ling. | itération |
| math. | répétition |
| nat.sc. gen. | confirmation; réplication |
| synt. | reprise |
| instruction | |
| gen. | partie commande |
| ed. | consigne |
| law | prescription; injonction |
| law fin. | directive |
| med. | instructions données par le médecin au personnel soignant |
| tech. | instruction |
| instructions | |
| commun. mech.eng. | notice d'accompagnement; notice d'utilisation |
| law | ordre de service |
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| récurrence f | |||
| répétition f (An instance of a cycle in a multiple cycle series) | |||
| itération f | |||
| répétition f | |||
| confirmation f; réplication f | |||
| reprise f | |||
| réitération f | |||
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| rep | |||
| This term can refer to the duplication of a number of things in literature. It can be the reiteration of words, phrases, sounds, motifs or ideas within a text. The device is often used within poetry for emphasis. | |||
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repetition : 157 phrases in 28 subjects |