replica
part of speech
noun (a replica, replicas)
meaning for a pupil
A replica is a very exact copy of something, such as a famous ship, statue, building or shirt. tree →
sense in the lessons
In history and museum lessons, replicas let people see what precious or lost objects looked like; in sport, replica shirts copy the team kit. Phrases: a replica of, replica kit, a full-size replica.
examples
- We visited a replica of the Golden Hind. tree →
- The museum shows a replica of the crown. tree →
- I have a replica football shirt. tree →
- The model is a replica of the Eiffel Tower. tree →
- A replica dinosaur skeleton stood in the hall. tree →
- The real painting is safe; this is a replica. tree →
note
Countable. A replica is a copy made openly, not to cheat; a fake is meant to trick people.
Trees and pragmatics
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