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Definition of rebuilt - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physical structuresconstructed again after being damaged or destroyed
- The rebuilt bridge opened to traffic last week.
2.
machines or devicesreconstructed to improve performance or function
- The rebuilt engine runs more efficiently now.
3.
systems or situationsrestored to a previous or improved condition
- The rebuilt economy showed signs of growth.
Origin of rebuilt
Latin, re (again) + build (construct)
Terms with rebuilt included in their meaning
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rebuilt
built again after being damaged or destroyed
development
improved or rebuilt for better use
technology
having a new or rebuilt power source
restoration
able to be rebuilt or restored to original form
historical figure
Jewish leader who rebuilt Jerusalem's walls
Examples of rebuilt in a sentence
After the fire, the rebuilt library was more modern. The rebuilt computer works like new. Our rebuilt appliances save energy. The rebuilt bridge was stronger than before. After the storm, the rebuilt town thrived.
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- French:reconstruit, rénové, ...
- German:wiederaufgebaut, ...
- Italian:ricostruito, rinnovato, ...
- Spanish:reconstruido, remodelado, ...
- Portuguese:reconstruído, reformado, ...
- Chinese:重建的, 改造的, ...
- Japanese:再建された, 再構築された, ...
- Arabic:مُعاد بِناؤه, مُعَادُ البِنَاء, ...
- Hebrew:בָּנוּי מֵחָדָשׁ, מְשֻׁקָּם, ...
- Russian:восстановленный, ...
- Ukrainian:відновлений, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्निर्मित, सुधारा हुआ, ...
Definition of rebuild - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
constructionconstruct something again after damage or destruction
- They will rebuild the house after the fire.
2.
renovationrepair or renovate something to improve its condition
- The community helped rebuild the old school gym..
3.
restorationrestore a system or situation to a previous condition
- We need to rebuild trust in the community.
4.
medicalTECH. perform surgery to repair damaged body partsTECH.
- Doctors will rebuild the patient's knee after the injury.
Expressions with rebuild
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make a fresh start after a setback
After the divorce, she had to rebuild life.
recover stability and happiness after difficulties
He moved to a new city to rebuild his life after the bankruptcy.
repair damaged relationships or connections with someone
After the argument, he tried to rebuild his bridges with her.
Origin of rebuild
Old French, re- (again) + build (construct)
Examples of rebuild in a sentence
After the storm, volunteers helped rebuild the town. They plan to rebuild the historic theater. Volunteers helped rebuild homes after the flood. They plan to rebuild the old bridge next year. After the storm, volunteers helped rebuild homes. Surgeons will rebuild the athlete's shoulder.
They need to rebuild his facial bones after the accident.
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- French:reconstruire, rénover, ...
- German:wiederaufbauen, renovieren, ...
- Italian:ricostruire, rinnovare, ...
- Spanish:reconstruir, renovar, ...
- Portuguese:reconstruir, renovar, ...
- Chinese:重建, 修复, ...
- Japanese:再建する, 改築する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ بِنَاء, يُعيدُ بِناءَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִבְנוֹת מֵחָדָשׁ, לְשַׁפֵּץ, ...
- Russian:восстанавливать, восстановить, ...
- Ukrainian:відбудувати, відновити, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्निर्माण करना, नया रूप देना, ...
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