replay
🇺🇸
/ˈriːpleɪ/
🇬🇧
/ˈriːpleɪ/
noun
R
A match or game that is played again because there was no winner in the first one.
The soccer teams had a replay to decide the winner since their first game was a tie.
R
Watching or listening to a part of a video, recording, or film again to see or hear it more clearly.
We watched the replay of the goal to see if it was really inside the line.
R
An event or situation that happens again in the same way as before.
The movie had a replay of the main character's life, showing the same events.
verb
R
To play a sports game again because there was no winner in the first one.
The game will be replayed next week to decide the winner.
R
To play a video, music recording, or video game again.
I wanted to replay the video to see the funny part again.
translation
A match or game that is played again because there was no winner in the first one.; Watching or listening to a part of a video, recording, or film again to see or hear it more clearly.; An event or situation that happens again in the same way as before.
To play a sports game again because there was no winner in the first one.; To play a video, music recording, or video game again.
Word Forms
3rd Present
replays
Progressive
replaying
Past
replayed
Perfect
replayed
Plural
replays