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replay English

Meaning replay meaning

What does replay mean?
Definitions in simple English

replay Verb

— If you replay a video, you play the video again.

replay Noun

— A replay is the repeat of something, for example, a video. Show us that replay one more time.

replay

— verb play (a melody) again — verb repeat a game against the same opponent Princeton replayed Harvard — verb play again We replayed the game replay a point — noun the immediate rebroadcast of some action (especially sports action) that has been recorded on videotape — noun something (especially a game) that is played again — verb (= play back) reproduce (a recording) on a recorder The lawyers played back the conversation to show that their client was innocent

Synonyms replay synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as replay?

replay English » English

repeat rematch play back action replay reproduce instant replay video reproduction slow-motion replay slow motion say run retrograde retell restate reshowing reset rerun reproduction reprize reprise replicate repetition repeat one’s word reiterate rehash reenact recapitulation rebroadcast re-enact playback play again makeup make-up make a reply iterate ingeminate hash over double ditto answer

Conjugation replay conjugation

How do you conjugate replay?

replay · verb

Examples replay examples

How do I use replay in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Replay the last 10 seconds.

Movie subtitles

Yeah, thanks for the instant replay, but I'm still picking the cranberries out of my ears, so I'm good.
Bella, Eddie, replay that fall in super slo-mo until we get something better.
Would you like to. see it again on instant replay?
Lieutenant Uhura, start a replay of the distress call.
Lieutenant, will you replay the Scalosian distress call on my viewer? Aye, sir.
Yes, Mr. Spock. Look. Here's a replay of the star pattern Just before the explosion.
We'll look at a replay of that at speed 6.
Well, the replay will start tomorrow at 7:30 a.m.
But this time, you were in Orion's past with us when the historians had the time vortex replay Vulcan history.
Replay his last memory moments.
Anytime you want a replay, man, you just come on by.
No replay, folks. No alarms.
Replay that again.
Replay of the report upcoming.
I could claim a foul, and demand a replay.
Would you like to try that again for instant replay?
And if this is a replay of history.
And if this is indeed some sort of a replay of history, the Earps will kill the Clantons at the O.K. Corral at 5:00 this afternoon.
Start a replay of the distress call.
Replay the Scalosian distress call on my viewer.
Now, here's a replay of the star pattern just before the explosion.
We'll probably have a videotape replay of that later on.
Here is an action replay, as Colonel Salan Zim of Eritrea meets death from an unknown assassin.
I want internal replay on Serge Zharkov.
Replay operatives.
Lieutenant, will you replay the Scalosian distress call on my viewer?
The result-- a tie. A tie-- what a fantastic result! Well, the replay will start tomorrow at 7:30 a.m.
No replay, folks.
Shit, then you miss the slow-mos, the instant replay, all that stuff.
There's nothing on this replay to indicate who it might be.
Watch the replay.
If you remember the missing reel, you just have to replay your memory.
We'll rewind and replay.

News and current affairs

We are not living a replay of 1938.
And she has no doubt that the West, in responding to the Arab League's entreaty to intervene, avoided a replay of Srebrenica in North Africa.
What we are witnessing in many countries looks like a slow-motion replay of the last housing-market train wreck.
This appears to be another replay of the Greek scenario, with targets for reducing the debt burden repeatedly missed, until more drastic steps become inevitable.
So, while the interim agreement may not be a replay of the Munich Agreement in 1938, as many critics contend, it may have set the stage for an even more combustible future.
Then along came President George Bush Jr. to replay Reagan: large tax cuts, a big increase in military spending, and continuation or even expansion of popular spending programs.
So China and the US are on a collision course, a replay of the Bretton Woods crisis.
The Greek experience - so far, at least - looks like a replay of the Argentine drama.
They shouldn't: a more decentralized international monetary system is precisely what is needed to prevent a replay of the financial crisis.
Add a wrenching European crisis to the equation, and a replay of 2008 no longer seemed far-fetched.
Equity capital will come from the US and from the Far East to claim a piece of the action, which may be a replay for anyone that missed the show in the US or just wants to see it once more.
A Latin American default would have brought down the banking systems of all the major industrial countries, causing something like a replay of the Great Depression.
The cheated presidential candidates, both veterans of the revolution, instinctively thought of a replay of history.
The Taliban, with the active support of the Pakistani military, would certainly make a run for Kabul to replay the 1996 power grab.
Unfortunately, the IMF failed to point out its success in Mexico; unfortunately Asia's economies were allowed to think that their experience was unique even if, on the way down and on the way up, it really was a replay of what Mexico had been through.

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