Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Replicate"

A: to multiply something. To create more of the same thing.

A: To replicate means to copy something so that you would have 2 of the things you started off with. So when you replicate a painting, you have 2 identical paintings once you are finished.

A: Experiments were replicated six times before we received any positive result.

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A: To replicate is to copy, imitate or recreate something else that already exists.

If you see an outfit that you like at the store, you can try to replicate it with the clothes you have at home.

A: That shirt is a replicate of mine.
Can you replicate this style?

A: Pretty much synonyms nowadays but you duplicate once to have 2 copies.
You can replicate a lot to have infinite copies.

A: Replicate:
1.Formal to make or do something again in exactly the same way:
Researchers tried many times to replicate the original experiment.
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2. Specialized biology/IT, they make exact copies of themselves:
Chromosomes replicate before cells divide and multiply.
Computer viruses replicate themselves and are passed along from user to user.

Duplicate:
to make an exact copy of something:
The documents had been duplicated.
Parenthood is an experience nothing else can duplicate.

A: both are synonymous to each other but it depends on how you are going to use it in a sentence...

A: @HanHung:
"duplicate" means the person tries to make it exactly the same as something while with "replicate" the goal is just to make it similar

I want to replicate my mom's cooking

I want to duplicate the key to my house for my family members

A: Their meanings are interchangeable.

Both can mean to make an exact copy of, however, it depends on the context. As an adjective, duplicate describes an object that is identical to another object. Eg. "a duplicate set of keys" (meaning two keys that are exactly the same). Replicate can be used in the same way.

Replicate, however, as a noun would be written as "replica". Eg. "Here is a replica of your keys." (meaning these new keys are an exact copy). Sometimes it can mean a smaller or artificial version of something as well. For example, when referring to a model of a historical figure in a museum... "A replica of the Eiffel tower." You could use duplicate as well but it just sounds too unnatural and doesn't come off as "a smaller version".

As a verb, to replicate or duplicate something means to make an identical (or close to) copy. Eg. "I painted a picture that replicated your beauty!" Here I used it in past-tense.

However, to be honest, these words aren't used too often in casual conversations as they are better used when talking about experiments or such. A lot of the time people would just say "copy, copied" in every day conversation.

Hope that made sense!

A: They are very close, but slightly different.

Duplicate = to make a double or copy of / to make 2 of something. (Latin du- means "two").

Replicate = to repeat, to do again, to copy (Latin re- means "again").

Often times, they are used interchangeably as synonyms (depending on how you're using them in the sentence).

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