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单词 rebuild
释义
rebuild
verb[T]
uk
/ˌriːˈbɪld/us
/ˌriːˈbɪld/
rebuilt|rebuilt
B1
tobuildsomething again that has beendamagedordestroyed:
重建；改建；使恢复原状
Thecathedralwascompletelyrebuilt in 1425 after it had beendestroyedbyfire.这座大教堂毁于火灾，于1425年得以全面重建。
B2
If you rebuild asystemororganization, youdevelopit so that itworkseffectively:
重新组织；改造
Before theelection, thepartyclaimedit would rebuild the country'seconomy.在大选前，这个政党声称自己会重振国家经济。
rebuildyourlife
B2
totrytoreturnto the goodsituationthat you were in before anunpleasanteventhappenedto you:
恢复正常的生活；重新安排生活
Manypeoplehavedifficultyin rebuildingtheirliveswhen they come out ofprison.很多人在出狱后很难重新过正常的生活。
More examples
  • After theaccident, heunderwentreconstructivesurgeryto rebuild hisface.
  • I'vedecidedtostripdown mymotorbikeand rebuild it.
  • Stoically, and withgreatdetermination, thepeopleset about rebuilding thevillage.
  • UNtroopswereassignedthetaskof rebuilding thehospital.
  • Thehousewasextensivelyrebuilt after thefire.
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Making progress and advancing
Restoring and reviving
(Definition ofrebuildfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rebuild| American Dictionary

rebuild
verb[I/T]
us
/riˈbɪld/
past tense and past participlerebuiltus/riˈbɪlt/
tobuildsomething again that has beendamagedordestroyed:
[T]Thehistoricbuildingwascompletelyrebuilt after it hadburneddown.
If you rebuild asystemororganization, youdevelopit so that itworkseffectively:
[I]Thecompanyis rebuilding under newmanagement.
(Definition ofrebuildfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

rebuild| Business English

rebuild
verb[T]
uk
/ˌriːˈbɪld/us
tobuildsomething again after it has beendestroyedordamaged:
After thehurricane, thewholeinfrastructureof thecityneededrebuilding.
to makebigchangesto acompany,organization, orsystemthat is nolongereffective:
It is taking moretimethan a lot ofbusinessesexpectedtoresumeand rebuildtheiroperations.
Certaincountrieshave beenexemptedfromquotasin anefforttohelpthem rebuildtheireconomies.
toworkhard inordertoimprovethe waypeoplethinkabout you after adifficultperiodor aperiodin which you have mademistakes:
Somebigmultinationalsstruggledto rebuildtheircredibilityin thewakeof thestockmarketcrash.
rebuild confidence/trust/moraleWe must nowbeginthecomplexprocessof rebuildingtrustamongemployeesandtheirconfidencein theorganization.
rebuild your career/reputation/imageImanagedto rebuild mycareerbypayingattentiontohumanrelationships.
(Definition ofrebuildfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrebuild

rebuild
The platform was then rebuilt into a masonry structure, which was renovated several times and resur faced with new plaster floors.
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There is no doubt that the cairn should be rebuilt today.
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How, for instance, in the absence of engineers, could the shattered railway system be rebuilt?
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In most cases the towns were either fairly small to begin with, or quickly rebuilt their populations.
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Even today there are nuraghi on the island that are used by shepherds and have been rebuilt to meet their needs.
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Secondly, they did not have a base, now they have this hall which was built when our houses were rebuilt.
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Our ®ndings show that the introduction of forage legumes into rotations could provide a solution, by rebuilding soil fertility and providing nutritious feed.
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Did it matter if this flagstone wall was original or rebuilt?
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By calculating the resistance for the coil, the resonant circuit cooling power can be rebuilt based on the coil current.
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Chapter 7 does offer some specific suggestions for rebuilding the mid-level food system.
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Finally, instead of directly rebuilding the node after each of the two recursive calls to ins, we call the function balance.
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In most of these works, the topological model is continually rebuilt from geometric data as the accuracy of the latter improves.
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Their development agendas focused on rebuilding regional food production following the disruption of late nineteenth-century and colonization-related warfare.
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The bridge was rebuilt in 18 months and has a design life of 120 years.
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Contrary to the normal situation of wandering farmsteads, the house was rebuilt on almost the same spot and with the same orientation, structure and dimensions.
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