reproduction in Dutch
reproduction in Dutch is voortplanting, reproductie, vermenigvuldiging — reproduction means the biological process by which living things produce offspring.
reproduction in Dutch
voortplanting
The act of reproducing new individuals biologically.
reproductie
The act of reproducing new individuals biologically.
vermenigvuldiging
The act of making copies.
reproductie
A copy of something, as in a piece of art; a duplicate.
What does "reproduction" mean?
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noun The biological process by which living things produce offspring.
"Reproduction in flowering plants often depends on bees carrying pollen."
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noun A copy of something, especially a work of art.
"The museum shop sells a fine reproduction of the famous portrait."
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noun A set of steps for recreating a bug or problem so it can be studied.
"Without a reliable reproduction, the developers could not find what caused the crash."
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reproduction in a sentence
- Reproduction in flowering plants often depends on bees carrying pollen.
- Some fish are known for their unusual methods of reproduction.
- The museum shop sells a fine reproduction of the famous portrait.
- This chair is an exact reproduction of an antique from the eighteenth century.
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What is "reproduction" in Dutch?
"reproduction" in Dutch is voortplanting, reproductie, vermenigvuldiging. reproduction means: The biological process by which living things produce offspring.
How do you use "reproduction" in a sentence?
Example: "Reproduction in flowering plants often depends on bees carrying pollen." In Dutch, "reproduction" is voortplanting, reproductie, vermenigvuldiging.
Are there other ways to say "reproduction" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "reproduction": voortplanting, reproductie, vermenigvuldiging.
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