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rebuild English

Meaning rebuild meaning

What does rebuild mean?
Definitions in simple English

rebuild Verb

— If you rebuild something, you build it again. He had to completely rebuild his house after the tornado destroyed it.

rebuild

— verb build again The house was rebuild after it was hit by a bomb

Synonyms rebuild synonyms

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rebuild English » English

reconstruct restore reorganize remake renovate renew remodel overhaul redo recreate convert update transformation transform revolutionize revamp restructure reshape repair remould refurbish reassemble rationalize improve transmute transfigure rework retrofit remodeling rehabilitation reform refit reestablish reerection recover recast reassembly rearrange re-create piece together modification modernize modernise metamorphose fortify fix up create build alter

Topics rebuild topics

What do people use rebuild to talk about?
Physical actions Break, wear out

Repair

Conjugation rebuild conjugation

How do you conjugate rebuild?

rebuild · verb

Examples rebuild examples

How do I use rebuild in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The south had no money to rebuild.
Our task is to rebuild the wall.
They'll rebuild the road.
We're going to rebuild this city.

Movie subtitles

Help me rebuild Japan. you're being just as bad as Clovis was!
Their leader hoped that someday that gold would still return to the South where it belonged, to help them rebuild their homes and restore some of their pride.
Not before the attack, they'd rebuild it.
Why have they done nothing to rebuild?
I can't see how you're going to rebuild your church.
You'll rebuild it for me.
When the war's over, you can go back and rebuild your country.
To rebuild Rome and bring back Roman justice.
To take it apart and rebuild it. We'll leave it like this.
Shibashi, I'm going to rebuild it. I want you to be my partner.
We'll rebuild our country.
The captain's words that we should all return and work together to rebuild our country. are still fresh in my memory.
Now, with every facility of the ship, I think I might be able to rebuild it. But frankly, the book says no.
Our task is to rebuild the battalion.
In the 20's, there was a German builder called Taut who wanted to rebuild the Alps.
Shibashi, I'm going to rebuild it.
Now, with every facility of the ship, I think I might be able to rebuild it.
You're actually going to rebuild that contraption?
Her suffering is having to rebuild the Akizuki clan.
We have to rebuild the house.
And no one can rebuild it.
To try to rebuild a civilization without a plan.
We can rebuild it all.
I've been sending money to help rebuild it. I've already paid for a whole wing.
For 20 years I left you in other hands and spent my time to rebuild Japan.
To rebuild!
This time we couldn't rebuild it.
And my generation will have to rebuild everything.
How much will it cost to rebuild?
No, the Lord commanded me to rebuild his church.
A voice told me to rebuild the Lord's house. L.
The time has come not to rebuild churches, but to build our own.
There are many beautiful things to see in the old part of town, museums we're trying to rebuild.
Where is the responsibility of those American industrialists who helped Hitler to rebuild his armaments, and profited by that rebuilding?
I've been sending money to help rebuild it.
Makoto. For 20 years I left you in other hands and spent my time to rebuild Japan.
But if we need radiation, we can never rebuild the world outside.
If this is your wish, too. then let us work together to rebuild our world.

News and current affairs

So if it is true that trust in financial institutions - and in the governments that oversee them - has been damaged by the crisis, we should care a lot, and we should be devising responses which seek to rebuild that trust.
American politicians need to recognize the new G-Zero reality and rebuild America's domestic sources of strength, even if only incrementally. If they do, the US will have the vigor and flexibility to shape the next world order.
And every quarter brought new write-offs that ruined efforts to rebuild the bank's reputation and its employees' morale.
Argentina's president, Eduardo Duhalde, has been making impassioned pleas for international support to rebuild his country.
If Serbia is to avoid a humanitarian disaster this winter, all of its politicians must put ambition aside so that the country can begin to rebuild.
Our hope must be that, beginning on August 19th, the voice of reason will begin to prevail in Serbia, and that a transitional government can begin to rebuild the country in genuine freedom and democracy.
He also has placed the World Bank at the center of the effort to help rebuild nations emerging from devastating civil conflict, from Bosnia to Sierra Leone to East Timor.
It is now in everyone's interest to help Afghanistan rebuild.
Fifteen years ago, the consensus was that America's Social Security System was in huge trouble, that it needed the equivalent of an engine rebuild.
In democratic India, for example, it took eight years to rebuild Mumbai's airport, because courts forced the government to respect the rights of squatters on its outskirts.
And what can we do to rebuild international financial-management institutions on the fly to make them the best possible?
A country that lacks a government cannot rebuild after a crisis without help.
The need to redress that imbalance has become increasingly evident since the recent financial crisis, as banks' efforts to rebuild their capital bases (and meet stricter regulatory requirements) has led to credit rationing.
Nothing short of a massive, Marshall Plan-style outlay of financial resources, especially to rebuild the Middle East, will ensure long-term stability.
Yes, Japan will rebuild, which will undoubtedly spur some type of recovery in its disaster-battered economy.
America in the 1960's enacted programs to rebuild poor communities, to fight air and water pollution, and to ensure health care for the elderly.
Working to rebuild the traditional bipartisan foreign-policy consensus would also make the US a far more predictable partner to friends and allies around the world.
More importantly, their way will ultimately achieve the type of dignity that people really want, as opposed to the unending wars of terror to rebuild the caliphate that Bin Laden promised.
Thus, there remains the central question of trust and confidence in the system, which have been badly damaged and will take time to rebuild.
It will take years to rebuild physical infrastructure, establish strong institutions, and heal the wounds of war.
In this difficult international context, Cristina Kirchner will need to rebuild relations with the United States and Europe, which have been impaired since the default in 2001.

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