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re.con.struct obj.ri:7k[n5strQktv [T]to build or create again (something that has been damaged or destroyed)重建，重造The stadium has been reconstructed at a cost of $850 million.体育场花了八亿五千万元重建。We had no computer backup and had to rely on old paper files to reconstruct the records.我们没有计算机备份，只得靠旧的纸档案重做记录。The post-war government had the enormous task of reconstructing the country's economy (= making the economy grow again).战后政府有重建该国经济的巨大任务。If you reconstruct a system or organization, you change it completely so that it works more effectively.改组They were given the task of reconstructing the city's public transport system.他们被交给改造城市公共交通系统的任务。If you reconstruct something that has happened in the past, you combine a lot of information to obtain a complete description of what happened.重现，使再现The police tried to reconstruct the crime using the statements of witnesses and clues that they had found.警方试图利用证人的陈述和发现的线索重现犯罪过程。
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