rebuild
verb [ T ] uk/ˌriːˈbɪld/ us/ˌriːˈbɪld/ rebuilt | rebuilt
B1 重建;改建;使恢复原状
to build something again that has been damaged or destroyed
The cathedral was completely rebuilt in 1425 after it had been destroyed by fire. 这座大教堂毁于火灾，于1425年得以全面重建。
B2 重新组织；改造
If you rebuild a system or organization, you develop it so that it works effectively.
Before the election, the party claimed it would rebuild the country's economy. 在大选前，这个政党声称自己会重振国家经济。
rebuild your lifeB2 恢复正常的生活;重新安排生活
to try to return to the good situation that you were in before an unpleasant event happened to you
Many people have difficulty in rebuilding their lives when they come out of prison. 很多人在出狱后很难重新过正常的生活。
He has slowly rebuilt his life since the devastating accident.
Money is available to help people rebuild their lives and put the disaster behind them.
Residents are struggling to rebuild their lives.
A lot more money is required to help the earthquake victims rebuild their lives.
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- After the accident, he underwent reconstructive surgery to rebuild his face.
- I've decided to strip down my motorbike and rebuild it.
- Stoically, and with great determination, the people set about rebuilding the village.
- UN troops were assigned the task of rebuilding the hospital.
- The house was extensively rebuilt after the fire.