reenact

重演,重现,复现,重述

Definitions

v.动词 verb

as ininterpret

Synonyms

At home, Louie and his daughters reenact a “typical” evening.
You write something down, go into a recording booth, and reenact the emotion onstage.
Now the knives will be out in the conservative caucus as members of GOP leadership reenact roles more suited to the Roman Senate.
When they play field hospital, they often reenact what happened to their mom.
As a matter of fact, we played Bravo Playhouse with Rebecca Romijn and Kenan Thompson and had them reenact that fight.
These changes indicated the near approach of the time when the slaves of the South would reenact the scenes of St. Domingo.
The constitution which this ordinance would reenact it not satisfactory, as it is blurred all over with the word 'white.'
By the beginning of December the whole country was under arms, burning to reenact the scenes of 1842.
Not only does every frog reenact it in the course of its development, but we know many fishes that can live out of water.

重演,重现,复现,重述

v.动词 verb

as ininterpret

Synonyms

At home, Louie and his daughters reenact a “typical” evening.
You write something down, go into a recording booth, and reenact the emotion onstage.
Now the knives will be out in the conservative caucus as members of GOP leadership reenact roles more suited to the Roman Senate.
When they play field hospital, they often reenact what happened to their mom.
As a matter of fact, we played Bravo Playhouse with Rebecca Romijn and Kenan Thompson and had them reenact that fight.
These changes indicated the near approach of the time when the slaves of the South would reenact the scenes of St. Domingo.
The constitution which this ordinance would reenact it not satisfactory, as it is blurred all over with the word 'white.'
By the beginning of December the whole country was under arms, burning to reenact the scenes of 1842.
Not only does every frog reenact it in the course of its development, but we know many fishes that can live out of water.