reconstructed

• 指在损坏或毁坏之后重新建造或创造的事物，也指被重新想象或再现的过去事件。

Describes something that has been built or created again after being damaged or destroyed, or a past event that has been imagined or represented again.

1. Adapted to social or economic changeB2formal

   Modified or restructured to fit new social or economic conditions.

   调整后的

   • The company's reconstructed business model helped it survive the recession.
   • The city's reconstructed neighborhoods attracted new residents and businesses.
   • His reconstructed political views reflected the changing times.

   同义词adaptedadjustedreformedreorganized

   反义词originalstatictraditionalunchanged

2. Rebuilt or restoredB2formal

   Built again after being damaged or destroyed.

   重建的

   • The reconstructed bridge now stands stronger than before.
   • Historians studied the reconstructed ancient temple.
   • The museum displayed a reconstructed dinosaur skeleton.

   反义词demolisheddestroyedruinedwrecked

• 动词，指在损坏或毁坏后重建或重新组装某物，也指根据现有证据重现事件或情境。

A verb used to indicate the act of building or assembling something again after it has been damaged or destroyed, or to recreate an event or situation from available evidence.

1. Reassemble mentallyB2formal

   To mentally piece together past events or information to form a coherent picture.

   在脑海中重现

   • The detective tried to reconstruct the crime scene in his mind.
   • Historians reconstruct ancient civilizations from artifacts.
   • She reconstructed the conversation from memory.

   同义词deduceinferreassemblerecreate

   反义词eraseforgetignore

2. Build againB1formal

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

   重建

   • The city was reconstructed after the earthquake.
   • They plan to reconstruct the old bridge.
   • The team reconstructed the model from scratch.

   同义词reassemblerebuildremakerestore

   反义词demolishdestroydevastaterazeruin

3. Social or political reformC1formal

   To cause someone to adapt or reform socially or politically.

   社会政治改造

   • The program aims to reconstruct the lives of former prisoners.
   • The government tried to reconstruct the nation's political system.
   • They worked to reconstruct the community after the war.

4. Restore to original conditionB2formal

   To return something to its original or usable and functioning condition.

   恢复

   • The mechanic reconstructed the engine to make it work again.
   • They reconstructed the antique furniture to its former glory.
   • The software was reconstructed to fix all the bugs.

   同义词rebuildreconditionrehabilitateremakerenewrenovaterepairrestore

   反义词demolishdestroydevastatedismantleruinwreck

5. Redo part of a houseB2informal

   To do over, as of part of a house; to renovate or remodel.

   翻修房屋部分

   • They decided to reconstruct the kitchen with new cabinets.
   • We are reconstructing the bathroom this summer.
   • He reconstructed the entire basement into a living space.

   同义词rebuildredoremodelrenovaterestore

   反义词demolishdestroyraze