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单词 recompose
释义
recompose
verb
uk
/ˌriː.kəmˈpəʊz/us
/ˌriː.kəmˈpoʊz/

recomposeverb(PRODUCE ART)

[T]
toproduceapieceofmusic,poetry, orformalwriting in a different way:
重写，改写（乐曲、文章等）
He recomposed somefolksongsfor hiswife.他为妻子重新改写了一些民歌。
It was likelisteningto Schubert recomposed by Ligeti.就像听利盖蒂重新创作的舒伯特一样。
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  • Composersspenda lot oftimerecomposing what they have written before.
  • They recomposed some of thepoemsas theytranscribedthem.
  • Thesoundsareconstantlybeing deconstructed and recomposed by the otherperformers.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Writing, reading & studying music
  • anti-musical
  • bar
  • canon
  • canonical
  • compose
  • composition
  • compositional
  • musical
  • musically
  • musicologist
  • musicology
  • non-musical
  • orchestrate
  • rescore
  • setting
  • sheet music
  • sight-read
  • sight-reading
  • sol-fa
  • unmusical
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Writing & typing

recomposeverb(BECOME CALM)

[IorT]
(alsorecompose yourself)
to make yourselfcalmagain after beingangryorupset:
（让自己）平静下来，调整情绪
Hestruggledto recompose himself.他努力让自己平静下来。
She recomposed andcarriedon with herspeech.她平静下来，继续演讲。
More examples
  • Shefeltacoldchillmovingup herspine, but she recomposed herself.
  • Thepolicemansaid he had to "recompose himself" after theconfrontation.
  • When you have recomposed yourself, you shouldcontinuewithyourperformance.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Calming and relaxing
  • assuage
  • balls-to-the-wall
  • bask
  • bread
  • bread and circusesidiom
  • calm
  • chill
  • humour
  • let/blow off steamidiom
  • lie down
  • lightensomethingup
  • lull
  • lullsomeoneintosomething
  • relaxation
  • settle
  • shirt
  • simmer
  • simmer down
  • slow down
  • slow lane
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(Definition ofrecomposefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

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The artist decomposes objects found in everyday life to exploit their material qualities and paint them torecomposethem otherwise.
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A similar operation is subsequently used torecomposethe 4096 line by 6144 pixel resolution.
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Between 1742 and 1754 he continued to revise andrecomposeindividual movements, sometimes to suit the requirements of particular singers.
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With its agreeable eddies of temperament, reflections that braid and shatter only torecomposedownstream, this book moves like a river in a country of ponds.
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To restore the dynamic we need to make a progressive investigation that willrecomposethe entire historical process as lived by the subject.
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Where forgetting was, there recollection shall be, at least for the seer who can retrace all the lost paths andrecomposethe mind's labyrinthine design.
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The articles presented here contain suggestions and inputs for the new agenda, but no claim is advanced here that theyrecomposethe puzzle.
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Services with this characteristic can potentially address novel requirements by recomposing the same services in different configurations.
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The 3-measure transitional phrase reappears (mm. 86-88), but is not recomposed as would be expected.
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The aim of the festival is to open the cultural frameworks of a modern society through recomposing and redefining them in a new context.
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The ability of the service to be recomposed is ideally independent of the size and complexity of the service composition.
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The triptych was finally recomposed in 1914 in the latter museum.
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There he passed winter, writing o recomposing his verses, sometimes sending new feuilletons to the editors.
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An epic poem in 12 books finished in six weeks, and, on its improved plan in 10 books, almost entirely recomposed during the time of printing!
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Pagan ideas and material vocabulary were drawn from a wide reservoir of cosmology and were recomposed as local statements with their own geographical and chronological context.
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