Definition of replate in English:

replate

noun ˈriːpleɪt

1An object or surface that is to be or has been replated. Also: a second or subsequent instance of plating, specifically from the same electrolytic solution.
2Microbiology and Medicine. A second or subsequent plating of a microbiological culture.
3Printing. An act of replating a newspaper or other publication; a printed page or text resulting from this.

verb ˈriːpleɪt

1with object To renew the metal plating on (an object).
2with object And without object Printing. To make a new plate of (a page of type); to alter one or more of the plates of (a newspaper, book, etc.) to correct an error or add information before printing.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Napier (1810–1884), industrial chemist. From replate
late 18th century; earliest use found in William Felton (fl. c1794). From re- + plate.

Definition of replate in US English:

replate

nounˈriːpleɪt

1An object or surface that is to be or has been replated. Also: a second or subsequent instance of plating, specifically from the same electrolytic solution.
2Microbiology and Medicine. A second or subsequent plating of a microbiological culture.
3Printing. An act of replating a newspaper or other publication; a printed page or text resulting from this.

verbˈriːpleɪt

1with object To renew the metal plating on (an object).
2with object And without object Printing. To make a new plate of (a page of type); to alter one or more of the plates of (a newspaper, book, etc.) to correct an error or add information before printing.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Napier (1810–1884), industrial chemist. From replate<br>late 18th century; earliest use found in William Felton (fl. c1794). From re- + plate.

词汇	replate
释义	Definition of replate in English: replate noun ˈriːpleɪt 1An object or surface that is to be or has been replated. Also: a second or subsequent instance of plating, specifically from the same electrolytic solution. 2Microbiology and Medicine. A second or subsequent plating of a microbiological culture. 3Printing. An act of replating a newspaper or other publication; a printed page or text resulting from this. verb ˈriːpleɪt 1with object To renew the metal plating on (an object). 2with object And without object Printing. To make a new plate of (a page of type); to alter one or more of the plates of (a newspaper, book, etc.) to correct an error or add information before printing. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Napier (1810–1884), industrial chemist. From replate late 18th century; earliest use found in William Felton (fl. c1794). From re- + plate. Definition of replate in US English: replate nounˈriːpleɪt 1An object or surface that is to be or has been replated. Also: a second or subsequent instance of plating, specifically from the same electrolytic solution. 2Microbiology and Medicine. A second or subsequent plating of a microbiological culture. 3Printing. An act of replating a newspaper or other publication; a printed page or text resulting from this. verbˈriːpleɪt 1with object To renew the metal plating on (an object). 2with object And without object Printing. To make a new plate of (a page of type); to alter one or more of the plates of (a newspaper, book, etc.) to correct an error or add information before printing. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Napier (1810–1884), industrial chemist. From replate<br>late 18th century; earliest use found in William Felton (fl. c1794). From re- + plate.
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