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Meanings of reconstruct in anglès
català
reconstruir espanyol
reconstruir Synonyms
Examples for "construct"
Examples for "construct"
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Six of the 7 hypotheses used to test construct validity held true.
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Such a construct lets banks transfer problem assets off their balance sheets.
3
He finds laughable the idea that political freedom is a Western construct.
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Now that is not the way we construct our moral positions today.
5
Workers construct a new seawall at the eastern end of South Tarawa.
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I had come too far and through terrain too difficult to retrace.
2
The police have managed to retrace her steps as far as Dalkey.
3
Now would be the time to turn south and retrace his steps.
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I was going to have to retrace my steps the hard way.
5
At that, a number of riders swung round to retrace their route.
Usage of reconstruct in anglès
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The virtual reality project used hundreds of photos to reconstruct 3D models.
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To reconstruct the visual system, three different seed areas were chosen separately.
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Beyond that it is difficult to reconstruct Jack's movements for several years.
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Only then could the police hope to reconstruct what had befallen her.
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This is what happened as I well as I can reconstruct it:
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And modern bears only complicate efforts to reconstruct the lifestyle of Agriotherium.
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The detective's job was to reconstruct history from tiny indicators, clues, fossils.
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Let me hear you reconstruct the man by an examination of it.
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This dataset is used to reconstruct the evolutionary relationships of this genus.
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For years Verlaine had tried to imagine Evangeline's wings, to reconstruct them.
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Traces would remain, enough for Aachim metalmancers to reconstruct what was there.
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With these we can reconstruct a picture of motives, objectives and operations.
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He has attempted to reconstruct the life of Shakespeare from his works.
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It was not I who made this world, and cannot reconstruct it.
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So he started to reconstruct the site in the 1980s, he says.
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To reconstruct where we see only ruins is the most evident necessity.
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Translations for reconstruct
portuguès
Reconstruct through the time
Reconstruct across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common