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re-create

/ˌriː.kriˈeɪt/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de créer à nouveau quelque chose ou de reproduire ce qui existait auparavant.

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verb

B2formalcommon/ˌriː.kriˈeɪt/

A verb used to indicate the act of creating something again or reproducing something that previously existed.

  • 🇫🇷Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de créer à nouveau quelque chose ou de reproduire ce qui existait auparavant.
  1. Create anew B2 formal

    To bring something into existence again, often after it has been destroyed or lost.

    • The artist sought to re-create the masterpiece from memory.
    • After the fire, they worked to re-create the historic building.
    • The team tried to re-create the experiment under controlled conditions.

    🇫🇷recréer

    Synonymes: rebuildreconstructrefashionregeneratereincarnateremakerenewreproducerestorerevive

    Antonymes: abolishannihilatedemolishdestroy

  2. Make a replica of B2 formal

    To produce an exact copy or reproduction of something.

    • The museum hired experts to re-create the ancient pottery.
    • They used 3D printing to re-create the fossil.
    • The film crew re-created a medieval village for the movie.

    🇫🇷reproduire à l'identique

    Synonymes: clonecopyduplicatereplicatereproduce

  3. Reimagine or recollect C1 formal

    To form something again in the imagination; to recollect and reconstruct a memory or idea.

    • In his memoir, he tried to re-create the feelings of his childhood.
    • The author re-created the atmosphere of 1920s Paris in her novel.
    • She closed her eyes and re-created the scene in her mind.

    🇫🇷re-créer (dans l'esprit)

    Synonymes: conjure upevokerecallrecollectreconstruct

  • re-created past participle
  • re-created past simple
  • re-creating present participle
  • re-creates third person singular