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Meanings of rebuilt as in English

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Usage of rebuilt as in English
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Thimble Cottage will be rebuilt as soon as the plans are finished.
Madcap
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She recognized the ships, even altered and rebuilt as they were.
The Scar
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Wembley Stadium will be rebuilt as the new British national stadium, The Observerreported today.
The Irish Times
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We rebuilt as best we could, until some sellswords come.
A feast for crows
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This has been destroyed and the north aisle wall has been rebuilt as in 1150.
England of My Heart : Spring
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These buildings will be either redeveloped or demolished and rebuilt as part of MDC's plans.
The Irish Times
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Fort Putnam will be rebuilt as an enduring monument to the bravery of American soldiers.
The Hudson / Three Centuries of History, Romance and Invention
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All were rebuilt as fast as they were destroyed.
The new yorker
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The zoo is now being rebuilt as an "eco-park" with improved living standards for animals.
Radio NZ
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The old blocks are being knocked down and rebuilt as luxury flats for the emerging middle class.
The Guardian
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Some protection was offered by curved banks of sandbags, left over from years past and rebuilt as needed.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
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A Samoan academic says she's shattered that Apia's old courthouse will be demolished and rebuilt as a hotel.
Radio NZ
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The Norman chapter-house has lately been restored and in great part rebuilt as a memorial to the late Bishop Lightfoot.
Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Durham / A Descriptio...
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In 2005 Dresden's baroque masterpiece, the Frauenkirche, was reopened, rebuilt as a tribute from the old Germany to the new.
The Guardian
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Battersea Power Station's four chimneys are about to be dismantled and rebuilt as part of a major redevelopment of the site.
BBC
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Some were bombed during the war and rebuilt as quality residential and office premises, which ensured a certain degree of wealth.
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