repeat造句

Deposit, Etch, repeat.

film step and repeat machine

Restate, but don't repeat verbatim.

Remember to repeat this step for each cluster member.

You do not have to repeat mistakes in marriage.

I repeat, they won't jump out because they can't.

It also supports a groove for the pattern to repeat.

You simple start with one word or phrase, repeat it and add the second word or phrase, then another repeat with the third word and so on.

Let me repeat some figures that support the revival of optimism.

After they have dropped off our supplies they then have to repeat the process in reverse.

I beg your pardon (but would you repeat what you said)?

A repeat of the opening statement of a popular song played by the whole group.

Whether Mr DuPree will be able to repeat that achievement statewide is a far more difficult question.

Specify attribute types and cardinality: Specify several properties of one attribute, and then repeat that step for all attributes.

You do not, I repeat, do not have to cater to the whims of your local PTA.

If history tends to repeat itself, can we not at least learn from the past and avoid repeating mistakes?

No one can repeat a message he has not heard, or interpret what he does not understand.

Instead, he vowed to prevent any repeat, using a phrase that perhaps sums up his mentality: "Russia has been too weak," he said.

So the question we have to answer is very simple: will we learn from this crisis, or will we condemn ourselves to repeat it?

Bobo: I can't imagine she spend many hours training every day and repeat same movement again and again for many years.

The taciturn Texan, known as “Big Ed”, seems to want to repeat his success by rehabilitating another fallen colossus of American industry.

It must be sorely tempting for Mr Obama to dismiss a repeat offender who has shown ingratitude as well as disrespect.

For those of you who may not remember, Sisyphus, of Greek mythology, was the guy condemned to push a boulder up a hill, watch it roll back down, and repeat this for all eternity.

Research from Stony Brook University in New York suggests that couples who regularly do new and different things together are happier than those who repeat the same old habits.

For the extremely honest or the extremely dishonest, the lie may reveal character: a decision never to repeat the act, or the realization that this is a new way to behave.

When he was a boy at Drayton Manor, his father was accustomed to set him up at table to practise speaking extempore and he early accustomed him to repeat as much of the Sunday's sermon as he could remember.