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reconstitute

/ˌriːˈkɒn.stɪ.tjuːt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant restaurer quelque chose à sa forme ou son état d'origine, souvent en ajoutant de l'eau ou d'autres substances, ou reformer une organisation ou une institution.

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/ˌriːˈkɒn.stɪ.tjuːt/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant restaurer quelque chose à sa forme ou son état d'origine, souvent en ajoutant de l'eau ou d'autres substances, ou reformer une organisation ou une institution.

A verb meaning to restore something to its original form or condition, often by adding water or other substances.

  1. Rebuild or reorganizeB2formal

    To construct or form anew, or to provide with a new structure.

    frReconstituer

    • The committee was reconstituted after the election.
    • They plan to reconstitute the company's board of directors.
    • The government aims to reconstitute the education system.

    Synonymesreassemblerebuildreconstructreestablishreformremakerestore

    Antonymesdemolishdestroydismantledissolve

  2. Restore to original stateB2formal

    To bring something back to its original form or condition, often by adding liquid.

    frReconstituer

    • Reconstitute the dried milk by adding water.
    • The powder must be reconstituted before use.
    • She reconstituted the soup mix with hot water.

    Synonymesrebuildreconstructrecreateregeneraterestoreresurrectrevive

    Antonymesdecomposedehydratedestroydisintegratedissolve

Formes
  • reconstituted past participle
  • reconstituted past simple
  • reconstituting present participle
  • reconstitutes third person singular
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