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rewritten
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/ˌriːˈrɪtən/
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/ˌriˈrɪtən/
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rewritten
verb
rewritten
Past Participle
UK
/riːˈrɪtən/
US
/riˈrɪtən/
Past participle form of the verb "rewrite".
rewritten
past participle
UK
/riːˈrɪtən/
US
/riˈrɪtən/
Used attributively to describe something that has been written again.
переписанный
The rewritten document was much clearer than the original.
Переписанный документ был намного яснее оригинала.
Synonyms
revised
reworked
redrafted
modified
updated
rewrite
verb
rewritten
Past Participle
rewrote
Past Simple
rewritten
Past Participle
rewriting
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːˈraɪt/
US
/ˌriˈraɪt/
переписывать
She keeps rewriting her novel to make it perfect.
Она продолжает переписывать свой роман, чтобы сделать его идеальным.
переписать
I need to rewrite the report before submitting it.
Мне нужно переписать отчет перед его сдачей.
Additional translations
перепрорабатывать
Synonyms
reformulate
restructure
recast
edit
redraft
revise
reword
rephrase
Definitions
rewritten
verb
Past participle of rewrite.
The code has been rewritten to improve performance.
rewritten
past participle
Having been written again, typically to improve or update the original version.
The rewritten manuscript was much clearer and more engaging than the first draft.
rewrite
verb
To write something again, typically with the intention of improving it or changing its form.
She decided to rewrite the entire chapter to make it more engaging.
To change the way something is expressed or presented, often to clarify or update it.
The editor asked him to rewrite the article to include the latest statistics.
To alter or modify a computer program or code to improve its performance or functionality.
The software developer had to rewrite the code to fix the bugs.
To reinterpret or distort (facts or history), often to serve a particular agenda.
The regime tried to rewrite history to justify its actions.
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