reinterpreted信息详情
v.重新解释（reinterpret的过去分词）
This is the second time this theme has been reinterpreted by the spooky dolls.───这是第二次这个主题已经由鬼娃娃重新解释。
Robert Martin reinterpreted the concept and defined the responsibility as a reason to change.───Robert Martin重新解释了这个概念并且定义了责任作为修改的一个理由。
The two main materials of the box, brass and wood were reinterpreted respectively into stone and glass.───这个盒子的两个主要原料黄铜和木材分别被石材和玻璃重新诠释。
The smaller volcanoes of the region will likewise have to be reinterpreted as something like the flank vents seen on Etna.───这个地区稍小的几座火山也同样会和埃特纳侧面那些个烟囱一样被重新解释。
however, the concept of subaltern counterpublics should be reinterpreted in different political and cultural contexts.───但次反公众的概念在我国当代政治与文化语境下必须得到重新诠释。
I therefore contend that Rebecca and its two rewrites can be reinterpreted from the perspective of "theoretical fictions" .───由此，我认为可以从“理论小说”的角度重释《蝴蝶梦》及其两个重写本。
Description of autopsies will also become less subjective, as the data can be reinterpreted by independent pathologists if need be.───尸检描述报告也将变得不那么主观，因为如果需要的话，该数据可被与不相关的病理学医师重新解释。
The New Testament needs constantly to be reinterpreted for each succeeding generation.───新约圣经需要经常为接踵而来的每一代重新加以解释。
The exact reverse is also true: whenever a situation can be reinterpreted for a positive emotional gain, it will be.───只要能以一种情感上积极受益的方式对境况进行重新阐释，反之亦然。
Reinterpreted as an Ordovician volcanogenic massive and disseminated sulphide deposit.
Later, the League reinterpreted and revised the definition of the identity of its members in its resolutions in order to get in line with the ultra-leftist changes of the C. P. ' s political program.
The authentic icon of unconventional spirit is reinterpreted into a new functional style.
Laozi and Zhuangzi had reinterpreted the ancient nature worship and esoteric arts, but they crept back into the tradition as ways of using knowledge of the Dao to enhance and prolong life.
The ancient "Book of Songs" needs to be reinterpreted for the young people.
Besides, WTC model was reinterpreted and reconstructed from a cross - cultural perspective.
In the 1960s Soviet specialists reinterpreted international law to bolster Moscow's declared opposition to foreign military bases.
Like the Confucians, the Taoists reinterpreted for their own use the general notions of yin, yang, and tao.
Almost instantly, that free-market boom was retroactively reinterpreted; it became a disaster brought on by, you guessed it, excessive government intervention.