Object

• feat: They will need some quality freshers if they are to repeat the feats of last season.

• mistake: A new round should not repeat the mistakes of the past.

• phrase: He repeated a phrase in Welsh for a meeting of the Carmarthen Labor Party.

• experiment: Blue red and comes standard with not repeat the experiment.

• exercise: We look forward to repeating the exercise in two years time.

• trick: Let's try and repeat the trick for 2005, starting with that perennial favorite.

Preposition: at

• interval: E-mail messages should also be repeated at regular intervals.

Adjective modifier

• tandem: Furthermore, other loci containing tandem repeats within the M. tuberculosis genome are currently being investigated to further improve the MIRU panel.

• expanded: These data also suggest that highly unstable expanded simple sequence repeats may act as sensitive reporters of genotoxic assault in the soma.

Modifies a noun

• prescription: Anyone who needs regular medication or has repeat prescriptions needs to check they will not run out over the holiday period.

• victimization: The WSU forms an important part of the MARAC process which has had impressive outcomes in reducing repeat victimization for very high risk survivors.

• offender: Still, he said, England suffers from an even higher rate of repeat offenders than our country.

• smear: In these cases, a repeat smear may be necessary but does not necessarily mean there is a significant problem.

• viewing: Unfortunately the animation will not continue to impress you on repeat viewings and there is not enough action to call this an action film.

• medication: Study patients were recorded as taking 2,927 repeat medications ( mode of two per patient ).

Noun used with modifier

• tetratricopeptide: The catalytic domain of PP5 is preceded at its N-terminus by a regulatory domain composed of three tandem tetratricopeptide repeat ( TPR ) motifs.

Used with why or when

• what: I suppose they don't want to repeat what they had on the previous edition.

Present participle complement

• dispense: Will I only be paid the repeat dispensing payment if I submit repeat dispensing prescriptions each month?

• prescribe: Repeat Prescribing We looked at repeat prescribing, concentrating on expensive drugs.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Freedom of religion is emphasized and repeated over and over again.