And when I say these examples, try to think what it means when I use this reduplication.

当我说这些例子的时候，试着想想当我使用这些重复的时候意味着什么。

This thing is called lexical cloning, or reduplication.

这就是所谓的词语重叠。

You can also say the word " reduplication" five times in a row, that's a great tongue twister.

你也可以连续说五次“reduplication”这个词，这是一个很棒的绕口令。

And it soon arrived in Britain, where it was more usually used without the reduplication, you know, 'bling', by itself.

很快，它就被传到了英国；而在这里，人们一般更倾向于不重复使用，就是只使用一个bling。

But not that's it-that's it, because I want you to write down in the comments below one example using lexical cloning, or reduplication.

但还没有结束，因为我想让你在下面的评论中写下一个使用词汇克隆或重复的例子。

When I use lexical cloning or reduplication, I put the stress on the first word and I say it's significantly higher in pitch.

当我使用词汇克隆或重叠时，我把重音放在第一个单词上，它的音调明显更高。

There's a class of very unusual words in English, they're called " reduplications" or " reduplicated forms" : " bow wow, says the dog" .

英语当中有一类特殊的词，它们被称之为“叠词”，比如：bowwow (汪汪)——狗叫的声音。

Well, you can hear the reduplication, the two words are almost the same, it's just the first part changes: " helter-skelter" , " namby-pamby" ...

喏，你能听出这种重叠的效果，两个单词几乎是一摸一样的，只是第一个字母不同而已。例如：" helter-skelter" 慌慌张张，" namby-pamby" （多愁善感，矫情）。

Pending agreement between these authorities, theory may assume what it likes — say a fifty, or even a five-and-twenty-year period of reduplication for the eighteenth century, for the period matters little until the acceleration itself is admitted.

在这些权威之间达成一致之前，理论可以假设它喜欢什么——比如说 18 世纪的 50 年，甚至 5 年和 20 年的重复期，因为在加速本身被承认之前，这段时间无关紧要。