rep [rep] СУЩ. разг.
1. rep → representative:
- rep
- repr. м. и ж.
2. rep ТЕАТР. → repertory:
- rep
- repertório м.
I. representative [ˌreprɪˈzentət̬ɪv, брит. -tɪv] ПРИЛ.
- to be representative of sth
- representativo de a. c.
II. representative [ˌreprɪˈzentət̬ɪv, брит. -tɪv] СУЩ.
1. representative a. ТОРГ.:
-
- representante м. и ж.
2. representative ПОЛИТ.:
Rep.
1. Rep. → Republic:
- Rep.
- república ж.
2. Rep. → Republican:
- Rep.
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The next day, she received a flower delivery, which the call center rep had billed to the company without checking with her supervisor.
en.wikipedia.org It is rep-2 when divided by a single line bisecting the right angle to the hypotenuse.
en.wikipedia.org The first involves ducking cops, consorting with junkies and hardening your neighborhood's rep as a crime-infested no-go zone.
www.npr.org Moreover, cash is seen as inconvenient and insecure, and some might argue it's on the way to getting a bad rep as a payment mechanism.
telecoms.com He has worked as a teacher, a bookseller, an editor, a copywriter, a journalist and a holiday rep.
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