reconstruction
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/ˌriːkənˈstrʌkʃn/
🇬🇧
/ˌriːkənˈstrʌkʃn/
noun
C1
The act of changing or improving how something works or looks.
The reconstruction of the old bridge made it safer and more modern.
这座旧桥的重建使其更安全、更现代化。
C1
Building something again after it was damaged or destroyed.
After the flood, the reconstruction of the town took many years.
洪水过后，小镇的重建花费了多年时间。
C1
A copy of something that no longer exists.
The museum has a reconstruction of an ancient Roman house.
博物馆有一个古罗马房屋的复原模型。
C1
Acting out past events to understand them better, like a crime.
The police did a reconstruction of the robbery to find clues.
警方进行了抢劫案的重演以寻找线索。
R
The time after the US Civil War when the South rejoined the US and rights were given to African Americans.
Reconstruction was a key period in American history after the Civil War.
重建时期是美国内战后历史上的关键时期。
translation
改造, 重建, 复制品, 情景再现, 重建时期
词形变化
Plural
reconstructions