rebuilding

• 指某物被损坏、摧毁或拆除后，重新建造或恢复的过程或行为。也可引申为对制度、关系、信心等的重建或恢复。

A noun referring to the process or act of constructing something again after it has been damaged, destroyed, or dismantled.

不可数

1. Construction againB2formal

   The act of constructing something again after it has been damaged or destroyed.

   重建

   • The rebuilding of the city after the earthquake took several years.
   • They are focusing on the rebuilding of the old bridge.
   • The rebuilding process requires careful planning and resources.

   同义词reassemblyreconstructionrehabilitationrestoration

• 动词，表示在事物被损坏或毁坏后重新建造或恢复。也指重新组织或恢复某种状态。

A verb used to indicate the act of building something again after it has been damaged or destroyed.

不规则动词

1. Construct againB1formal

   To build something again after it has been damaged or destroyed.

   重建

   • The city plans to rebuild the bridge after the earthquake.
   • They are rebuilding the old church in the village.
   • We need to rebuild the wall that collapsed.

   同义词reassemblereconstructrefashionremakerenovaterestore

   反义词demolishdestroyraze

2. Restore or improveB2formal

   To restore something to a good condition or improve it after a setback.

   重建或改善

   • She is working hard to rebuild her career after the scandal.
   • The team is trying to rebuild its reputation after losing the championship.
   • He spent years rebuilding his health after the accident.

   同义词overhaulreconstructrecreatereestablishrefurbishrehabilitaterenewrenovaterestorerevamp

   反义词demolishdestroyruinwreck