reenact

• Verb, das bezeichnet, ein früheres Ereignis, eine Szene oder eine Situation nachzuspielen, nachzustellen oder erneut zu inszenieren, oft historisch oder darstellend.

A verb used to indicate the act of performing or acting out a past event, scene, or situation again.

1. Perform againB2formal

   To perform or act out a past event, often for historical or dramatic purposes.

   Nachspielen

   • The group plans to reenact the famous battle next weekend.
   • Students reenacted the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
   • They reenacted the scene from the movie for a school project.

   Synonymeact outplay outrecreatereproduce

2. Enact againC1formal

   To bring a law or rule into effect again, or to repeat an action or process.

   Wieder in Kraft setzen

   • The government decided to reenact the old trade regulations.
   • The committee voted to reenact the policy after a review.
   • They reenacted the ceremony to preserve the tradition.

   Synonymeredoreestablishreinstatereintroducerenewrepeatreplicaterestore

3. Represent or perform as if in a playB2formal

   To represent or perform something, often in a theatrical or dramatic manner.

   Nachspielen

   • The actors reenacted the historical event on stage.
   • She reenacted the conversation for her friends.
   • The documentary reenacts the events of the disaster.

   Synonymeact outenactperformplayportraystage