re-created

英 [reɪ kriˈeɪtɪd]

美 [reɪ kriˈeɪtɪd]

网络  再创造; 重新创造; 重新受造

英英释义

adj

• created anew
  1. this re-created literalness

双语例句

• What is created can be always dissolved and re-created.
  凡可以被创造的总可以被溶化再造。
• The original photon is re-created.
  原来的光子再度产生。
• A young designer in New York re-created the prescription bottle because she noticed that her grandparents were getting their medications confused.
  一位纽约的年轻设计师重新创造了处方瓶子，因为她发现她的祖母和祖父分不清药物。
• The story was re-created in the2002 Paul Thomas Anderson feature film Punch-Drunk Love.
  这个故事重新在2002年保罗托马斯安德森故事片糊里糊涂的爱创建。
• The original ( real or virtual) photon is re-created.
  原来的光子（实的或虚的）再度产生。
• Additionally, page postbacks introduce processing overhead that can decrease performance and force the user to wait for the page to be processed and re-created.
  此外，页回发会导致处理开销，这会降低性能，且会让用户不得不等待处理并重新创建页。
• We are responsible for setting the intention for what we want and without intention, the past is re-created in the vacuum of release.
  我们将负责“植入”我们想要达成的目的，或者根本没有目的，过往的岁月在释放旧能量的真空中将被重新创造。
• Even people are constantly reshaped and re-created!
  甚至人们也在不断地被重塑和重新创建！
• When the object is later re-created from its byte string, it will be a new in-memory object identical in structure and value to the original, though located at a different memory address.
  当对象后来从其字节串重建时，内存中新建的对象与原对象具有相同的结构和值，但位于不同的内存地址。
• Theoretically, it could be re-created on a neural network, but that would be very difficult, as it would require all one's memories.
  理论上说，意识应该可以在神经元网络中被重建，但是这非常非常困难，因为这需要一个人的所有记忆的信息。