Reproduction
01
生殖, 繁殖
the biological process by which organisms produce new individuals, either sexually through gamete fusion or asexually by mechanisms such as budding, fission, or spore formation
例子
The plant reproduces both sexually by seed and asexually through runners that form new, genetically identical clones.
该植物通过种子有性繁殖，也通过匍匐茎无性繁殖，形成新的、遗传相同的克隆体。
02
复制
the act or process of making a copy of an artistic or literary piece, a document, etc.
例子
Publishers produce inexpensive reproductions of classic novels to make them accessible to a wider audience.
出版商生产经典小说的廉价复制品，以使更广泛的读者能够接触到它们。
03
复制品, 副本
a copy of an original work of art, image, or document produced to resemble the original
例子
For the exhibition catalogue they included color reproductions of each work to preserve visual accuracy.
对于展览目录，他们包含了每件作品的彩色复制品以保持视觉准确性。
04
再现, 再现保真度
the accuracy with which recorded or amplified sound reproduces the original audio, including clarity, balance, and dynamic range
例子
Poor reproduction on the recording made the dialogue hard to understand during the documentary.
录音中糟糕的再现使纪录片中的对话难以理解。
05
再现, 通过再现的回忆
a type of memory recall hypothesized to operate by storing an original stimulus and reproducing that stored input during retrieval, yielding a close copy of the initial experience
例子
The psychologist described simple recall as reproduction of the sensory trace left by the original event.
心理学家将简单回忆描述为对原始事件留下的感官痕迹的再现。
词汇树
reproduction
production
product
