rep
/rɛp/
noun
- A person who represents a company or organization, especially in sales.
- Our rep will call you tomorrow to discuss the contract.
- She works as a customer service rep for a tech company.
- The sales rep visited our office to show the new products.
- Short for repetition, especially in exercise or fitness.
- Do three sets of ten reps on each leg.
- He increased the weight after completing 12 reps easily.
- The trainer counted each rep to make sure we did them correctly.
- Short for reputation, especially in informal contexts.
- She has a good rep among her coworkers.
- Don't mess with him; he's got a tough rep in this neighborhood.
- His rep as a reliable mechanic brought in many customers.
- A type of fabric with a ribbed surface, used for upholstery and clothing.
- The sofa was covered in a durable rep fabric.
- Rep is often used for ties and curtains because of its texture.
- He wore a jacket made of black rep.
Synonyms
verb
- To act as a representative for a company or organization.
- They hired her to rep their products in the Midwest.
- He has been repping for the software company for five years.
- She reps a major clothing brand at trade shows.
- To perform a repetition of an exercise.
- The coach had us rep the squat until our legs burned.
- She repped the bicep curl slowly to build muscle.
- He repped 20 push-ups without stopping.