rebuild
重建,改建,改造,翻修
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re·built or re·build·ed; re·build·ing.
- : to repair, especially to dismantle and reassemble with new parts: to rebuild an old car.
- : to replace, restrengthen, or reinforce: to rebuild an army.
- : to revise, reshape, or reorganize: to rebuild a shattered career.
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re·built or re·build·ed; re·build·ing.
- : to build again or afresh: With the insurance money we can rebuild.
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Five of the seven players on the Spitfire roster come from the British Hurricane but the Hurricane will rebuild and continue to exist as an academy team in Overwatch Contenders, Müller said.
We are working on building, and in some cases rebuilding, our relationships with timber companies in our area, and I am encouraged by our progress.
It’s a move the company has been working towards for some time, but it really began to take shape when they shifted their operations to AWS and rebuilt the entire stack as a set of microservices beginning in 2016.
With a new coach in Dan Campbell and a new general manager in Brad Holmes, the Lions are retooling, and now they have plenty of draft assets to assist their rebuilding efforts.
As countries scramble to rebuild economies battered by the worst slowdown in nearly a century, some are poised to do better than others.
The family behind Sotto Sotto says that they plan to rebuild, but an insider tells me it may be a while.
The leadership needed in America today is not to run the country, but to rebuild it.
He is a representative of the Free Russia Foundation, an organization which aims to rebuild freedom and democracy in Russia.
The U.S. has spent approximately $120 billion to rebuild the central Asian nation, according to SIGAR.
Almost every country present pledged to either adopt a church or rebuild a school.
An agreement to keep it in good repair imposes an obligation on the landlord's part to .