repeating

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/rɪˈpiːtɪŋ/

Collocations for "repeating"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "repeating" in context.

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repeat

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. the repeat of a [verse, chorus, line, step]
  2. [three] repeats of the [verse]
  3. a repeat of the [terror, incident, conflict, uprising]
  4. a repeat of a [worrying, controversial, delicate] situation
  5. [sitcom, TV show, movie, program] repeats
  6. the channel is showing repeats of the [sitcom]
  7. [fed up with, sick of] all these repeats!
  8. show endless repeats on [cable, this network]
  9. the [riff, sample, loop] is played on repeat
  10. is a repeat of last year's [final, semifinal]
  11. a repeat of [last night, yesterday's performance, our most recent loss]
  12. don't want a repeat of [last night]
  13. to avoid a repeat of [last night]
  14. repeat the [question, answer, comment]
  15. Can you repeat the [question]?
  16. repeat (it) [again, slowly, quickly]
  17. repeat a [show, series, movie]
  18. repeat [an experience, an ordeal, a year]
  19. repeat your words
  20. repeat after me
  21. history repeats itself
  22. repeat to [end, fade, chorus]
adj
  1. is a repeat offender
  2. [give, issue] a repeat prescription
  3. looking for repeat [clients, customers, business]
  4. a repeat performance (of)
  5. repeat visitors at the [resort, hotel, club]
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