re-created

• 指某物被重新创造或以一种新的方式创造，通常意味着一个全新的版本或对原作的再现。

Describes something that has been created again or anew, often implying a fresh version or reproduction of an original.

1. Created anewB2formal

   Made or formed again, often to replicate or restore something that previously existed.

   重新创造的

   • The artist re-created the ancient fresco using original techniques.
   • The team re-created the experiment to verify the results.
   • The museum re-created the dinosaur skeleton from fossil fragments.

   同义词reconstructedreformedrenewed

   反义词annihilateddemolisheddestroyedruined

• 动词，表示重新创造某物，或再现、重建过去存在过的事物。

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

1. Create anewB2formal

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

   重新创造

   • 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.

   同义词rebuildreconstructrefashionregeneratereincarnateremakerenewreproducerestorerevive

   反义词abolishannihilatedemolishdestroy

2. Make a replica ofB2formal

   To produce an exact copy or reproduction of something.

   重建

   • 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.

   同义词clonecopyduplicatereplicatereproduce

3. Reimagine or recollectC1formal

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

   重现

   • 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.

   同义词conjure upevokerecallrecollectreconstruct