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Definition of remaking - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
creative redorebuilding or revising an earlier work
- The director announced a remaking of the classic film for modern viewers.
Adjective
1.
reconstructionRare in the process of being made againRare
- The remaking film is expected to release next year.
2.
changeRare characterized by renewal or transformationRare
- The remaking cityscape reflects modern architectural trends.
Origin of remaking
Old English, re- (again) + macian (make)
Examples of remaking in a sentence
Her remaking of the old play introduced a darker ending. The remaking project faced several delays. The remaking process will take another month. The remaking landscape shows signs of environmental recovery. A remaking society embraces new cultural norms.
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- French:refonte, en reconstruction, ...
- German:Neugestaltung, neu entstehend, ...
- Italian:rifacimento, in rifacimento, ...
- Spanish:remake, en proceso de rehacer, ...
- Portuguese:refilmagem, reconstruído, ...
- Chinese:重制, 正在重制的, ...
- Japanese:リメイク, リメイク中の, ...
- Arabic:إِعادَةُ صُنْع, قيد الإعادة, ...
- Hebrew:עֲשִׂיָּה מְחֻדֶּשֶׁת, מוּפָק מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:ремейк, переснимаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:ремейк, оновлений, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्निर्माण, पुनर्निर्माण में, ...
Definition of remake - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medianew version of a film or game
- The remake of the classic movie was a hit.
2.
processact of making something again
- The remake of the sculpture took several months.
Verb
1.
new versioncreate something again or anew
- The artist decided to remake the sculpture.
2.
entertainmentmake a new version of a film or game
- They plan to remake the classic movie next year.
Expressions with remake
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rewrite events, altering how people recall them
Propagandists tried to remake history after the regime collapsed.
create something that already exists
There's no need to remake the wheel; use the existing software.
Origin of remake
English, re- (again) + make (to create)
Examples of remake in a sentence
Fans eagerly awaited the remake of the beloved TV series. The remake of the movie was released last year. He was excited about the remake of the classic novel. They plan to remake the movie with a new cast. She wants to remake her life after the accident. The studio decided to remake the video game.
They will remake the film with a new cast.
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- French:remake, refaire, ...
- German:Remake, neu gestalten, ...
- Italian:remake, rifare, ...
- Spanish:remake, rehacer, ...
- Portuguese:nova versão, refazer, ...
- Chinese:翻拍, 重新制作, ...
- Japanese:リメイク, 作り直す, ...
- Arabic:إِعادَة إِنْتاج, أَعَادَ صُنْعَ, ...
- Hebrew:חִידּוּשׁ, לִיצוֹר מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:ремейк, переделывать, ...
- Ukrainian:ремейк, переробити, ...
- Hindi:रीमेक, नया बनाना, ...
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