Definition of recompose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
rebuildtr. Rare compose or construct something againtr. Rare
- She had to recompose the broken vase.
2.
rearrangetr. Rare arrange or compose something againtr. Rare
- The director decided to recompose the scene for better impact.
3.
calm downintr. Rare bring oneself back to a state of calmintr. Rare
- He took a deep breath to recompose.
Origin of recompose
Latin, re (again) + componere (to put together)
Examples of recompose in a sentence
He had to recompose the document after the edits. She had to recompose the essay after receiving feedback. The musician decided to recompose the melody for the new album. She paused to recompose before entering the room. He needed a moment to recompose after the shocking news.
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- French:recomposer, réarranger, ...
- German:wieder zusammensetzen, neu komponieren, ...
- Italian:ricomporre, riordinare, ...
- Spanish:recomponer, reorganizar, ...
- Portuguese:recompor, rearranjar, ...
- Chinese:重组, 重新安排, ...
- Japanese:再構成する, 再配置する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ تَأْلِيفَ, أعاد ترتيب, ...
- Hebrew:לִיצוֹר מֵחָדָשׁ, לְהַרְכִּיב מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:восстанавливать, переставить, ...
- Ukrainian:перебудувати, перекомпоновувати, ...
- Hindi:फिर से बनाना, फिर से संयोजित करना, ...
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