reproduce in Norwegian
reproduce in Norwegian is gjenskape — reproduce means to make a copy of something, such as an image, document, or sound.
reproduce in Norwegian
gjenskape
(transitive) To produce an image or copy of.
What does "reproduce" mean?
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verb To make a copy of something, such as an image, document, or sound.
"The publisher needed permission to reproduce the photograph in the book."
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verb To produce offspring, biologically.
"Rabbits reproduce at a remarkably fast rate."
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verb To bring about the same result again, such as recreating an error or effect.
"The developers couldn't reproduce the bug on their own machines."
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reproduce in a sentence
- The publisher needed permission to reproduce the photograph in the book.
- Rabbits reproduce at a remarkably fast rate.
- The developers couldn't reproduce the bug on their own machines.
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What is "reproduce" in Norwegian?
"reproduce" in Norwegian is gjenskape. reproduce means: To make a copy of something, such as an image, document, or sound.
How do you use "reproduce" in a sentence?
Example: "The publisher needed permission to reproduce the photograph in the book." In Norwegian, "reproduce" is gjenskape.
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