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rep
rep 1 also repp R0155675 (rĕp)n. A ribbed or corded fabric of various materials, such as cotton, wool, or silk.
[Alteration of French reps, from English ribs, pl. of rib.]
rep 2 R0155675 (rĕp)n. Informal A representative.
rep 3 R0155675 (rĕp)n. A unit of absorbed radiation dose, equal to the amount of ionizing radiation that will transfer 93 ergs of energy to 1 gram of water or living tissue.
[r(oentgen) + e(quivalent) + p(hysical).]
rep 4 R0155675 (rĕp)n. Informal 1. A repertory company.2. A repertory theater.
rep 5 R0155675 (rĕp)n. Informal Reputation: "Modern British royalty began with Queen Victoria, who still has a bad rep for being stodgy, straitlaced and—well, Victorian" (Anthony Holden).
rep 6 R0155675 (rĕp)n. Informal A repetition of a particular movement or action, as in weightlifting.rep (rɛp) or reppn (Textiles) a silk, wool, rayon, or cotton fabric with a transversely corded surface[C19: from French reps, perhaps from English ribs; see rib1] repped adj
rep (rɛp) n (Theatre) theatre short for repertory company
rep (rɛp) n short for representative2, representative5
rep (rɛp) ninformal short for reputationrep1 or repp (rɛp)
n. a horizontally ribbed fabric of wool, silk, rayon, or cotton. [1855–60; < French reps, perhaps < E ribs (see rib1)] rep2 (rɛp)
n. Informal. 1. a repertory theater or company. 2. a representative, esp. a sales representative. 3. reputation. [by shortening] Rep. 1. Representative. 2. Republic. 3. Republican. rep. 1. repair. 2. repeat. 3. report. 4. reporter. Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  rep - informal abbreviation of `representative'congressman, congresswoman, representative - a member of the United States House of Representatives | | 2. | rep - a fabric with prominent rounded crosswise ribsreppcloth, fabric, textile, material - artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers; "the fabric in the curtains was light and semitransparent"; "woven cloth originated in Mesopotamia around 5000 BC"; "she measured off enough material for a dress" |
repnounInformal. Public estimation of someone:character, name, report, reputation, repute.Translations
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rep1. noun A shortening of "representative." I hate getting cornered by a sales rep when I'm browsing in a store. I decided to quit as the company's legal rep. I keep calling my state rep to tell him I'm against the legislation.2. noun A shortening of "reputation." Going out with that dweeb is going to seriously hurt your rep in the school. You've gotta do what you can to maintain your rep in this industry.3. noun A shortening of "repertory," a theater in which a resident company presents a particular collection of plays, operas, or other dramatic works, especially on a rotating or alternating basis. I've been an ensemble member of the local rep for the last 10 years. I did some acting work in a couple of reps around the country, but nothing much came of it.4. noun A shortening of "repetition," used in reference to a strength-training exercise. Often used in the plural. It's really painful each time I do a rep, so I think I must have damaged the muscle. I do four sets of eight reps at each machine, increasing the weight slightly every week.5. verb A shortening of "represent," meaning to represent oneself as being from a particular place or area or being associated with a particular entity, etc. I've been repping the LBC since '93, son. I made up some swag so we can rep our brand at the convention.rep outTo be unable to do any more repetitions of a strength-training exercise due to physical exhaustion. Man, my arms are out of shape. I repped out after just five bicep curls! You shouldn't just keep pushing yourself until you rep out, or you could end up really injuring yourself.See also: out, reprep (rɛp)1. n. a representative, usually a sales representative. Please ask your rep to stop by my office. 2. n. someone’s reputation. I’ve got my own rep to think about. 3. n. repertory theater. Rep is the best place to get experience, but not to make connections. 4. n. Go to reps.rep out in. to do too many repetitions of an exercise and reach exhaustion. After forty crunches, he repped out. He’s got some work to do. See also: out, repreps n. repetitions of an exercise. (Bodybuilding.) After twenty reps, I think I could just keep going. See also: reprep
rep1, repp a silk, wool, rayon, or cotton fabric with a transversely corded surface
rep2 Theatre short for repertory (company) REP (roentgen equivalent physical), a subsidiary unit of the equivalent dose of corpuscular ionizing radiation—that is, alpha particles, beta particles, or neutrons—for which as many ion pairs are formed in air as are formed for an exposure dose of one roentgen of X rays or gamma rays (1 roentgen = 2.57976 × 10–4 coulomb per kg). The rep is not included in the USSR state standards for units of physical quantities. rep[rep] (nucleonics) A unit of ionizing radiation, equal to the amount that causes absorption of 93 ergs per gram of soft tissue. Derived from roentgen equivalent physical. Also known as parker; tissue roentgen. (textiles) A type of fabric characterized by distinct, round, padded ribs running from selvage to selvage. REP.On drawings, abbr. for repair.REP (programming)A directive used in IBM object code card decks (and later PTF Tapes) to REPlace fragments of alreadyassembled or compiled object code prior to link edit.Recompiling or reassembling the source code to produce awhole new object module was only possible if the source codewas available, which it rarely was (if you had the object youwere lucky!) It was also quicker to apply incremental changeswith REP cards and they also circumvented the checksums andcard sequence numbers present in the object code.rep
rep [rep] acronym for roentgen equivalent physical, a unit of radiation equivalent to the absorption of 93 ergs per gram of water or soft tissue.rep (rĕp)n. A unit of absorbed radiation dose, equal to the amount of ionizing radiation that will transfer 93 ergs of energy to 1 gram of water or living tissue.rep (rĕp) [L., repetatur] Let it be repeated.FinancialSeeRepresentativeREP
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| REP➣Representative | | REP➣Reply | | REP➣Repair | | REP➣Repeat | | REP➣Reputation | | REP➣Registered Education Provider | | REP➣Republican | | REP➣Retail Electric Provider | | REP➣Repetition | | REP➣Real Estate Professional | | REP➣Republicans for Environmental Protection | | REP➣Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy | | REP➣Republikaner (German Conservative Party) | | REP➣Real Estate Photographer | | REP➣Reasonable Expectation of Privacy (law) | | REP➣Rural Education Program (various locations) | | REP➣Real Estate Partnership | | REP➣Re-Entry Permit (immigration) | | REP➣Rural Electrification Programme (various locations) | | REP➣Rab Escort Protein | | REP➣Race Equality Policy (various organizations) | | REP➣Reynolds Number | | REP➣Renewable Energy Project (Nepal) | | REP➣Reply File | | REP➣Regional Exchange Point | | REP➣Report File | | REP➣Replace Command | | REP➣Residential Exchange Program (utility law) | | REP➣Radiological Emergency Preparedness | | REP➣Registered Environmental Professional | | REP➣Resistive Exercise Products | | REP➣Rehabilitation Engineering Program (various organizations) | | REP➣Re-Employment Program (Toronto, Canada) | | REP➣Repose en Paix (French: Rest in Peace; band) | | REP➣Real Estate Publisher | | REP➣Regional Evacuation Plan (US FEMA) | | REP➣Roentgen Equivalent Physical | | REP➣Requirements Engineering Process | | REP➣Research Ethics Program (various schools) | | REP➣Recreation Engineering and Planning (Boulder, CO) | | REP➣Retail Energy Provider | | REP➣Researcher Exchange Programme | | REP➣Reconnaissance de l'Expérience Professionnelle (French: Recognition of Professional Experience) | | REP➣Raleigh Ensemble Players (Raleigh, NC) | | REP➣Régiment Etranger Parachutiste (French: Parachute Infantry Regiment) | | REP➣Release Reuse Equivalency Principle | | REP➣Reserve Enlistment Program | | REP➣Re-Entry Partnership (various locations) | | REP➣Réseau Ecologique Paneuropéen (French: Pan-European Ecological Network) | | REP➣Radioisotope Electric Propulsion | | REP➣Recognised Environmental Picture (British Royal Navy tool) | | REP➣Relativistic Electron Precipitation | | REP➣Radio Emergency Patrol (NYPD) | | REP➣Relativistic Effective Potential | | REP➣Read-Evaluate-Print | | REP➣Represent/Represented | | REP➣Reasonable Efforts Program | | REP➣Resonance Escape Probability | | REP➣Range Error Probable | | REP➣Realtek Echo Protocol | | REP➣Regional Equalisation Plan (Australia) | | REP➣Regional Evacuation Point | | REP➣Residue Elimination Project | | REP➣Residue Elimination Program | | REP➣Réaction Extra-Pyramidale | | REP➣Rating to Economic Performance (HSBC stock valuation tool) | | REP➣Radio-Electronic Protection | | REP➣Reinsurance Earned Premiums | | REP➣Refined Engineering Prototype |
rep
Synonyms for repnoun public estimation of someoneSynonyms- character
- name
- report
- reputation
- repute
Synonyms for repnoun informal abbreviation of 'representative'Related Words- congressman
- congresswoman
- representative
noun a fabric with prominent rounded crosswise ribsSynonymsRelated Words- cloth
- fabric
- textile
- material
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