Redid Meaning in English

word · lemma: redo

US

ɹiˈdɪd

ree-DID

UK

ɹɪdˈɪd

ri-DID

परिभाषा

'Redid' is the past tense of 'redo,' meaning to do something again, usually to improve it or because it was done incorrectly the first time.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Used in the past tense for actions that were repeated. Common with tasks, assignments, or repairs. Informal in tone. Often implies the first attempt was unsatisfactory.

• Spanish: volví a hacer - rehice
• Portuguese (BR): refiz
• Portuguese (PT): refiz
• Chinese (Simplified): 重做了
• Chinese (Traditional): 重做了
• Hindi: फिर से किया
• Arabic: أعدتُ
• Bengali: আবার করেছিল - পুনরায় করেছিল
• Russian: переделал - переделала - переделали
• Japanese: やり直した
• Vietnamese: làm lại
• Korean: 다시 했다
• Turkish: yeniden yaptı
• Urdu: دوبارہ کیا
• Indonesian: mengulang - mengerjakan ulang

उदाहरण वाक्य

She redid her homework because she made mistakes.

basic

They redid the test to get a better grade.

basic

I redid the painting because the colors were wrong.

basic

He hated the way his room looked, so he redid the whole thing.

natural

After losing the file, I redid my project from scratch.

natural

We redid the website when customers complained it was hard to use.

natural