| 释义 |
re·construct
\|rē+\ transitive verb
Etymology: re- + construct
: to construct again: as
a.
(1) : to build again : rebuild
< reconstructing destroyed railroads >
(2) : to make over : repair
< reconstructed the highways that needed it >
b. : to subject (an organ or part of the body) to surgery so as to correct a defect in or to reform
c.
(1) : reconstitute
< reconstructed lemon juice >
(2) : reorganize, reestablish
< reconstructing society during the postwar period >
(3) : rehabilitate
< reconstructing a twisted personality >
d.
(1) : to put together again : reassemble
< reconstructing a ruined pagan temple >
(2) : to restore or mount (a sheet of postage stamps) in the original form or in a replica of the original form
(3) : to form (as a gem) by fusing together particles derived from one or more natural stones of the kind desired
< a reconstructed ruby >
e. : to build up again mentally (as from available evidence) : form a concept of : reevoke, re-create
< reconstructing the culture of a lost civilization >
f. : to win over, make conform, or reconcile to a new or different order
< refuses to be reconstructed by events — Carl Van Doren > |