reincarnate

• 形容一个人或事物以新的形式或身体重生，常带有精神或隐喻的含义。

Describes a person or thing that has been reborn in a new form or body, often in a spiritual or metaphorical sense.

1. Having a new bodyC1formal

   Describes a soul or spirit that has been reborn into a new physical form after death.

   转世的

   • In some beliefs, a person is reincarnate as an animal.
   • The pharaoh was thought to be a reincarnate god.
   • He believes his soul is reincarnate in a new body.

   同义词reborn

• 动词，指灵魂在死后转生到新的身体或形态中，常用于宗教或灵性语境。

A verb used to indicate the rebirth of a soul into a new body or form, often in a spiritual or religious context.

1. Be born again in a new bodyB2formal

   To be reborn in a different physical form after death, according to some religious or spiritual beliefs.

   转世

   • Many Hindus believe the soul can reincarnate into an animal.
   • He felt he might reincarnate as a bird in his next life.
   • The monk taught that we reincarnate until we achieve enlightenment.

   同义词come backreturntransmigrate

2. Appear in a new formB2formal

   To cause something to appear or exist again in a different, often modernized, form.

   以新形式重现

   • The classic car was reincarnated as a sleek electric vehicle.
   • The old theater was reincarnated into a modern art gallery.
   • The band reincarnated their sound with a new album.

   同义词recastreinventremodelrenewresurrectrevive