rebuilt
word · lemma: rebuild
Definition
Made again after being damaged or destroyed; something that has been built again.
Usage & Nuances
'Rebuilt' is the past tense and past participle of 'rebuild'. It's mainly used for structures, machines, or systems that were damaged and made again. Common with 'house', 'bridge', 'engine'. Use 'rebuilt' for physical or abstract things that have been given new construction or organization.
Spanish: reconstruido - reconstruidaPortuguese (BR): reconstruídoPortuguese (PT): reconstruídoChinese (Simplified): 重建的Chinese (Traditional): 重建的Hindi: फिर से बना हुआArabic: أُعيد بناؤهBengali: পুনর্নির্মিতRussian: перестроен - восстановленJapanese: 再建されたVietnamese: được xây dựng lạiKorean: 재건된Turkish: yeniden inşa edilmişUrdu: دوبارہ تعمیر شدہIndonesian: dibangun kembali
Example Sentences
The school was rebuilt after the storm.
basic
The old bridge was rebuilt in 2015.
basic
Her car's engine was rebuilt last month.
basic
The city center has been completely rebuilt after the fire.
natural
The team spirit was rebuilt after a lot of hard work.
natural
Most of the ancient temple was rebuilt, but some original parts remain.
natural