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reborn

/rɪˈbɔːn/

/riˈbɔrn/

Translations

rebornverb

reborned

Past Simple

reborned

Past Participle

reborning

Gerund

/ˌriːˈbɔːn/

/ˌriˈbɔrn/

rebornerTerme de niche, surtout dans l’univers des poupées reborn.

She reborns vinyl baby dolls and sells them to collectors worldwide.

Elle reborne des poupées bébé en vinyle et les vend à des collectionneurs du monde entier.

Additional translations

renaîtreSens figuré et rare.

Synonyms

rebornadjective

more reborn

Comp.

most reborn

Super.

/rɪˈbɔːn/

/riˈbɔrn/

renéS’emploie surtout au sens spirituel ou symbolique.

After the retreat, she felt reborn and ready to face new challenges.

Après la retraite, elle s’est sentie renée et prête à relever de nouveaux défis.

Additional translations

régénéréS’emploie pour une réalité, une ville, un lieu ou un ensemble présenté comme revitalisé ou rendu à une nouvelle vie.

Synonyms

Definitions

rebornverb

(transitive, chiefly doll-making) To artistically transform a manufactured doll so that it appears lifelike; to create a reborn doll.

She reborns vinyl baby dolls and sells them to collectors worldwide.

(intransitive, figurative, rare) To be brought back into existence or active use; to undergo revival or regeneration.

After years of neglect, the old theatre reborned into a vibrant arts centre.

rebornadjective

Having been born again or spiritually renewed.

After the retreat, she felt reborn and ready to face new challenges.

Revived or revitalized, often used to describe something that has been restored to a former state or given new life.

The reborn city center attracted tourists with its modern architecture and vibrant culture.