The verb is pronounced /ˌriː'raɪt/. The noun is pronounced /'riːraɪt/. 动词读作/ˌriː'raɪt/。名词读作/'riːraɪt/。
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VERB
重写;改写;重新修订 If someone rewrites a piece of writing such as a book, an article, or a law, they write it in a different way in order to improve it.
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Following this critique, students rewrite their papers and submit them for final evaluation...
学生们遵照这一评语修改了他们的论文，并交上去进行最后的评审。
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The script was rewritten constantly during filming.
在拍摄期间，剧本一直在进行修改。
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VERB
改写，篡改(历史) If you accuse a government of rewriting history, you are criticizing them for selecting and presenting particular historical events in a way that suits their own purposes.
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We have always been an independent people, no matter how they rewrite history...
不管他们如何篡改历史，我们一直都是一个独立的民族。
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As Orwell pointed out, history can be and often is rewritten to suit the needs of the present.
正如奥威尔指出的那样，历史能够而且经常被改写以迎合当下的需要。
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VERB
改写，刷新(纪录) When journalists say that a sports player has rewritten the record books or the history books, they mean that the player has broken a record or several records.
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...the extraordinary West Country team that have rewritten all the record books in those three years...
在此3年间刷新了所有纪录的超级西南球队
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Kournikova is poised to rewrite the tennis history books.
库尔尼科娃决心改写网球史。
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N-COUNT
(对剧本等的)改写，修改 In the film and television industries, a rewrite is the writing of parts of a film again in order to improve it.
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Only after countless rewrites did John consider the script ready.
只有经过了无数次修改后，约翰才认为剧本写好了。
- Noun
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1. something that has been written again;
- Verb
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1. write differently; alter the writing of;
- "The student rewrote his thesis"
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2. rewrite so as to make fit to suit a new or different purpose;
- "re-write a play for use in schools"
计算机
- 1.【动】重写；再生
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- 1.重写
- 1. The teacher asked the students to rewrite the text.
- 老师要学生改写课文。
来自《简明英汉词典》
