rekonstruál
C1
Hungarian
reconstruct, recreate, reenact, retrace
VERB
C1
1
reconstruct
B2
Usage pattern:
rekonstruál vmit vmiből
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Meaning
recreate or infer something from evidence
Themes
investigation
|history
|analysis
|evidence
|past_events
|education
|science
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To form a clear picture or version of past events, situations, or objects by collecting and interpreting available evidence or information.
VERB
C1
2
recreate
B2
Usage pattern:
vmit rekonstruál
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Meaning
make something again as a copy
Themes
reconstruction
|copying
|visual_art
|history
|design
|work
|arts_entertainment
Definition
To make or build something again so that it closely matches the original version.
VERB
C1
TECHNICAL
2
reconstruct
C1
Usage pattern:
rekonstruál vmit
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Meaning
surgically rebuild body tissue
Themes
medicine
|surgery
|body_parts
|repair
|restoration
|health
|body
Definition
In medicine, to surgically rebuild or reshape a part of the body, especially to repair damage, improve function, or restore appearance.
VERB
C1
2
reenact
B2
Usage pattern:
vmit rekonstruál
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Meaning
act out a past event
Themes
performance
|reconstruction
|history
|media
|investigation
|education
|arts
|crime
Definition
To act out or stage an event from the past again, for an audience, a film, training, or an investigation.
VERB
C1
2
retrace
C1
Usage pattern:
folyamatot, lépéseket rekonstruál
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Meaning
go through past events again
Themes
memory
|analysis
|events
|process
|reconstruction
|thinking
|education
|communication
|work
Definition
To go back over past events, actions, or stages, especially to understand, explain, or remember how something happened.
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