WordStudyrebuild
To build something again after it was destroyed.
Meaning of «rebuild»
verb
to build something again after it was destroyed
The city plans to rebuild the bridge next year.
Translation
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«rebuild» in 17 languages
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AZ Azərbaycan
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to bring back something damaged or lost
rebuildbuild again something that was destroyedThey will rebuild the bridge after the flood.
reconstructformalbuild or form again from pieces or evidenceExperts reconstructed the old city from pictures.
Word family
build A1 · verbbuilder B1 · nounbuilding A1 · nounrebuild B1 · verb
Verb forms
Base form (V1)rebuild
Past simple (V2)rebuilt
Past participle (V3)rebuilt
Base form (V1)
They want to rebuild the old bridge.
Past simple (V2)
The town rebuilt its school after the storm.
Past participle (V3)
They have rebuilt the house after the fire.
