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military purposesusing soldiers, planes, etc.侦察to make an aerial reconnaissance of the island '空中侦察◊ Time spent on reconnaissance is seZdom wasted.左長侦察上的分间是不会白费的o a reconnais- sance_afrcra_/t/misswn/sciteHite 侦察飞机7■任务7 卫星 re-cn-nect /.riika'nekt/ verb ~ (sth) (to sth) to connect sth again; to. connect to sth again 接;每接合;[yN] J replaced the taps and reconnected the wafer suppZy•■我 更换了水龙头^接通了苜籴永[V] Once you have removed the virus it is safe to reconnect to the Internet. 病毒一清哮,就可以安全地重滅连捧互联网。 rec-on-noitre (fir£) (NAmE -ter) /,reka'noit0(r); NAmE also ,ri:k0-/ verb [V, VN] to get information about an area, especially for military purposes, by using soldiers, planes, etc.侦察;勘察;观测 re-con-quer /.rii'kDTjk^r); NAmE -'ka:^/ verb [y^] to take control again of a country or city by force, after 113\^1^1辻重新占领(国家或城市>;再征服夺回 re-con-sider /.riikan'side^)/ v^rb to think about sth again, especially because you might want to change a previous decision or opinion 重新考虑;重新审议:[VN] to reconsider your decision/posificm 重新考虑你的决定 / 0 [V] Recent information may persuade the board to reconsider.最近得到的信息也许会使董事会重新考虑。 [also V wh-} > re-con*sid-er ation /.riikMi.sida'reiJn/ noun [U, sing.]

re-con-sti-tute /,ri:'ki)nstitju:t; NAmE -ka:nstatu:t/ verb [VN] 1 sth/itself (as sth)  .to form an organiza-

tion or a group again in a different way 重组;重新设 立The group reconstituted itself as a political party. 这个团体重新组建为一个政党2 [usually passive] to bring dried food, etc. back to its original form by adding water使(脱水食物等恢复原状;使还原^1^<111- tu-tion /.rii.kDnsti'tjurJn; NAmE -.kainsta'tuijn/ noun [U] re.con.struct /,ri:kan_strAkt/ verb [VN] 1 sth (from sth) to build or make sth again that has been damaged or that no longer exists 修复;重建;重造TTiey have tried to reconstruct the settlement as it would have been mlronAge rimes.他们己试着按铁器时代的样子重建这个 小村落。2 to be able to describe or show exactly how a past event happened, using the information you have gathered 重现描使重现Investigators are trying to reconstruct the circumstances of the crash.

图重现撞车时p情敢

re-con-struction /.riikan'strAkJn/ noun 1 [U] the process of changing or improving the condition of sth or the way it works; the process of putting sth back into the state it was in before 重建;永造;复原the post-war reconstruction /Germany 德国的战后重建 a reconstruction period 重建时期 2 [U] the activity of building again sth that has been damaged or destroyed 修复;修理the reconstruction / the sea wdk 海;的 修复 3 [C] a copy of sth that no longer exists 重现The doorway is a 19th century reconstruction of Norman worfc.门廊是19世纪时模仿诺曼式建筑修建的4 [C] a short film showing events that are known to have happened in order to try and get more information or better understanding, especially about a crime 再现 (犯罪过程等的影片Last nightpolice staged a recon- struction / the indde/it.昨天晚上,警方演出了再现事 经过的备景5 Reconstruction [uj (in the US) the period after the Civil War when the southern states returned to the US and laws were passed that gave rights to African Americans重建时期(美国南北战争后 南方各州重新$入联邦>

re-con-struct-ive /.riikan'strAktiv/ adj. [only before noun] (of medical treatment 医疗tliat involves recon­structing part of a person’s body because it has been badly damaged or because the person wants to change its shape 修复的;整形的;i原的reconstructive surge/y整形幸术

re-con-vene /^iikan'viin/ verb [V, VN] if a meeting, parliament, etc. reconvenes or if sb reconvenes it, it meets again after a break重新集合;重新召集 re-cord (Hr noun, verb mnoun /'rekoid; NAmE 'rekard/

       WRITTEN ACCOUNT 书面记录 1 [C]of sth) a written

account of sth that is kept so that it can be looked at and used in the future iE 载:You should keep a

record of your expenses. # JS ifi ~F ^ W ^ medical/dental records MW.,牙科病历last summer was the wettest on record.去年夏矣善秦记录以来降雨量 最大的。ft was t/ie worst _/7ood since records began. 这是有记录以来最严重的水灾。

                MUSIC 音乐 2 [C] a thin round piece of plastic on which music, etc. is recorded 唱片:_ to play a record _放唱片

                  a record coHectioii 收藏的唱片◊ a record company (=one which produces and sells records)唱片公司

                HIGHEST/BEST 最高;最好 3 [C] the best result or the highest or lowest level that has ever been reached, especially in sport (.尤指体育运动中最高或最低的> 纪录:She holds the world record/or the 300 metres. 她每特着l〇〇米的世界纪录。to break the record (=to achieve a better result than there has ever been before)破纪糸◊ to set a new record 刷新絮秦◊ 77iere was a record number of candidates for the post.

位的候选人数量空前Z got to worfc in record time. 我以历来最快的速度赶到单位上班。recordprq/ite创纪 录的利润◊ t^em/^oyment has reached a record (=the highest level ever).失业数字已经达到了历来的最 髙纪录。

                OF SB/STH’S PAST 过去 4 [sing](on sth) the facts that are known about sb/sth's past behaviour, character, achievements, etc.(有关举0事实;记峯;’经历; 功过The report criticizes the govemmenfs record on housing.这份报告枇评了政府在住房何题上的所作所为。

                  77ze:afrh>^ h5 a goodsa/ely record•这象航空公司的 安全情況;二向很好◊ He has an impressive record / achievement.他所取得的一系列成就令人赞叹。see also TRACK RECORD

                OF CRIMES'罪行 5 (also .criminal ’record) [C] the fact of having committed crimes in the past 前犯罪记录: Does he have a record?他有没有前科

ITilTil (just) for the 'record *1 used to show that you want what you are saying to be officially written down and remembered (希望载入正式记录(仅■供记录 2 used to emphasize a point that you are making, so that the person you are speaking to takes notice (强调 要点以引起注意):Anct /or the record, he woud be the fast person osfc.需要强调的是,他是我最不愿意去找 的人。,off the record if you tell sb sth off the record, it is not yet official and you do not want them to repeat it publicly非正式的;私下的;不得发表的put/place sth on (the) record | be/go on (the) record (as saying ...) to say sth publicly or officially so that it may be written down and repeated 公开发秦意见等):He didn’t want to go on the record as either praising or criticizing the proposaL他不想公开赞扬或批评这项提议。put/set the record straight to give people the correct infor­mation about sth in order to make it clear that what they previously believed was in fact wrong 陈述真 +目; 纠臭解more at matter /i_

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                KEEP ACCOUNT 做记录 1 to keep a permanent account of facts or events by writing them down, filming them, storing them in a computer, etc.记录;记载:[VN] Her childhood is recorded in the diaries of those years. M W 童年生活都记在当年的日记里。yu shouZd record aH your expenses during your trip.你应该记下你一路上的所 有并支[V wh-] Jfis job is to record how poZiticians vote on major issues.他命工作就是要记录政治家是如何 对重大问题进行投票的。[also V that, VN that]

                MAKE COPY 复制 2 to make a copy of music, a film/movie, etc. by storing it on tape or a disc so that you can listen to or watch it again 系制;录(音);

(像),:[VN] Did you remember to record that pro- gmmme/or me?你记得为我录下那个节目了吗? a recorded concert 录制的音乐会◊ [VN -ing] ffe recorded the dass rehearsing be/ore t/ie performcmce.他录下 了演出 前班级的排练◊ [V] TeH me when the tape starts recording.磁带开始录旖告诉我一声。

MUSIC 音乐.3 to perform music so that it can be copied onto and kept on tape演奏音乐供录制;灌(唱片广: [VN] The band is back in the US recording their new aZbimi乐队回美国录制新唱片去了。[alsoV]