Schema d'uso:
vminek a rekonstrukciója; rekonstrukciót készít vmiről
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Significato
re-creating the past from evidence
Temi
evidence
|past_events
|crime
|accident
|modeling
|media
|education
Definizione
The act or process of creating a model, description, or image of a past event or original form based on the evidence available.
Schema d'uso:
vminek a rekonstrukciója
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Significato
rebuilding after damage or destruction
Temi
rebuilding
|repair
|disaster_recovery
|post_crisis
|infrastructure
|economy
|daily_life
|housing
|work
Definizione
The process of building, repairing, or organizing something again after it has been damaged, destroyed, or seriously weakened.
SOSTANTIVO
C1
TECHNICAL
2
Schema d'uso:
testrész + rekonstrukció; vminek a rekonstrukciója
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Significato
surgery to rebuild a body part
Temi
medicine
|surgery
|body_repair
|injury
|cancer_treatment
|health
|body
Definizione
A medical operation in which surgeons rebuild or reshape a part of the body that has been damaged, deformed, or removed.
Schema d'uso:
az amerikai polgárháború utáni rekonstrukció; a rekonstrukció idején
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Significato
U.S. post–Civil War period
Temi
us_history
|civil_war
|historical_period
|political_history
|civil_rights
|politics
|law
Definizione
In United States history, the period after the Civil War, roughly 1865–1877, when the federal government controlled and reorganized the former Confederate states and attempted to rebuild Southern society and extend civil rights to freed slaves.
SOSTANTIVO
C1
TECHNICAL
2
Schema d'uso:
ősnyelv, szóalak vagy hangrendszer rekonstrukciója
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Significato
hypothetical earlier language form
Temi
linguistics
|historical_linguistics
|proto_language
|sound_change
|etymology
|science
|education
|communication
Definizione
In linguistics, the systematic process of working out what an earlier, unattested form of a language or word probably looked like, based on evidence from related languages and sound-change rules.
