recreate

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de criar algo novamente ou reproduzir algo que existia antes.

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

1. Give new life or energy toB2formal

   To refresh or restore someone's energy or vitality, often through rest or a change of activity.

   Restaurar as energias

   • A short walk in the park helped recreate her spirits after a long day.
   • The spa treatment recreated his sense of well-being.
   • They took a vacation to recreate their energy for the upcoming project.

   Sinônimosinvigoratereanimaterefreshrejuvenaterenewrestorerevitalizerevive

   Antônimosdrainexhaustfatiguetireweaken

2. Engage in recreational activitiesB1formal

   To take part in activities for enjoyment or relaxation, rather than for work.

   Recrear-se

   • On weekends, they recreate by hiking in the mountains.
   • She recreates by painting landscapes in her free time.
   • The community center offers classes for people to recreate and learn new hobbies.

   Sinônimosplayrelaxunwind

3. Give encouragement toB2formal

   To inspire or motivate someone to continue or improve.

   Incentivar

   • His mentor's words recreated his confidence to pursue the difficult task.
   • The coach recreated the team with a passionate speech before the game.
   • Her support recreated his determination to finish the marathon.

   Sinônimosboostcheerencourageinspiremotivatespuruplift

   Antônimosdauntdejectdemoralizediscouragedisheartendispirit

4. Create anewB2formal

   To produce something again or in a new form, often by rebuilding or reimagining.

   Recriar

   • The artist recreated the famous painting using modern techniques.
   • They recreated the ancient recipe from historical records.
   • The software allows users to recreate 3D models from scratch.

   Sinônimosrebuildreconstructredorefashionregenerateremakerenew

   Antônimosannihilatedemolishdestroyobliterateruin