- 1重建；(事件)重現/還原
Reconstruct means to build something again after it has been damaged or destroyed, like reconstructing a bridge after a flood. It can also mean to figure out and put together a clear picture of something that happened in the past, using pieces of evidence, like police reconstructing a crime.
From the word’s history
From re- + construct.
re-（再）加 construct（建造）。
組成re- (again) + construct (to build).
同家族的字
- constructthe base verb, meaning to build; reconstruct adds 're-' to mean building it again
- constructionshares the same root, the noun for the act of building