rewrite
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++re·write /ˌriːˈraɪt/ ●○○ verb (past tense rewrote /-ˈrəʊt $ -ˈroʊt/, past participle rewritten /-ˈrɪtn/) [transitive] WRITEto change something that has been written, especially in order to improve it, or because new information is available 〔尤指为了改进或因为有新资料而〕重写，改写 SYN revise I’ll have to rewrite most of the essay. 这篇论文大部分我都得重写。 —rewrite /ˈriːraɪt/ noun [countable] Software packages may need complete rewrites to match new hardware. 软件包可能需要全部重写以便与新的硬件相配。→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpus
rewrite• Usually Woodward would do a first draft, then Bernstein would rewrite it.• Had Fernand Braudel lived to see this book republished, he would surely have wanted to rewrite it.• Sometimes, without thinking, I almost pick up the pen and start rewriting our campaign literature.• They decided to rewrite several accounting policies at Iberian.• Again, the rewriting task will require changing tenses.• They rescued me from my predicament, and saved me the trouble of rewriting the entire chapter.• Perhaps you ought to rewrite the first paragraph to make it a little clearer.• I went to my house in Madrid with Nicolas Roeg, the lighting cameraman, and we worked on rewriting the script.re·write verbChineseSyllable
change been has to Corpus in something that especially written, order
rewrite
re‧write /ˌriːˈraɪt/
verb (past tense rewrote /-ˈrəʊt $ -ˈroʊt/, past participle rewritten /-ˈrɪtn/) [transitive]to change something that has been written, especially in order to improve it, or because new information is available
SYN revise:
I’ll have to rewrite most of the essay.
—rewrite /ˈriːraɪt/ noun [countable]:
Software packages may need complete rewrites to match new hardware.
re‧write /ˌriːˈraɪt/
verb (past tense rewrote /-ˈrəʊt $ -ˈroʊt/, past participle rewritten /-ˈrɪtn/) [transitive]to change something that has been written, especially in order to improve it, or because new information is available SYN revise:
—rewrite /ˈriːraɪt/ noun [countable]: