| 单词 | rebuild |
| 释义 | rebuild (riːbɪld ) Word forms: rebuilds , rebuilding , rebuilt 1. verb B1+ When people rebuild something such as a building or a city, they build it again after it has been damaged or destroyed. They say they will stay to rebuild their homes rather than retreat to refugee camps. [VERB noun] The castle was rebuilt by his great grandson in 1859. [VERB noun] Synonyms: reconstruct, restore, revamp, renovate 2. verb B2 When people rebuild something such as an institution, a system, or an aspect of their lives, they take action to bring it back to its previous condition. Everyone would have to work hard together to rebuild the economy. [VERB noun] You can come to accept what has happened, and gradually start to rebuild your life. [VERB noun] The agency has been rebuilding under new management. [VERB] 3. verb If doctors rebuild part of someone's body that has been damaged, they operate on that person to make them well again. Two weeks later, surgeons carried out the operation to rebuild his face. [VERB noun] Collocations: rebuild a structure An effort to rebuild the structure was supported by town officials, who voted to use the bridge's insurance money to build another covered bridge. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Insurance money was used to rebuild the structure. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The owners of the mills rebuilt the structure, referred to as a lock, in 1573. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 But we also need to rebuild society, providing structure and hope where none exists. Times, Sunday Times So why not simply reboot and rebuild society from those natural foundations up? The Times Literary Supplement In office, this idea of providing the chance to rebuild society with your bare hands has not fared any better. Times, Sunday Times He plays a mysterious loner who tries to rebuild society after the apocalypse by putting a postman's uniform on and delivering letters. The Sun How do you go about rebuilding society? Times, Sunday Times It is now time to rebuild trust and confidence between government and teachers so that improvements can endure. Times, Sunday Times (2014) You need to focus on ways to rebuild trust so your marriage isn't doomed before it begins. The Sun (2010) I have to keep my head down, pay my dues, get on with work and life and try to rebuild trust. The Sun (2013) Instead you need to rebuild trust through emotional intimacy. The Sun (2016) Say you need his help to rebuild the trust and help you feel secure again. The Sun (2016) Translations: Chinese: 重建 Japanese: 再建する |
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