respawn
respawn — verb
- respawnpresent simple I / you / we / they
- respawnshe / she / it
- respawnedpast simple
- respawning-ing form
1. when playing a computer game, to come back into play after your character or an
when playing a computer game, to come back into play after your character or an item has been killed or used up; also, to bring such a character or item back so it can be used again.
After the dragon killed Maeve, her warrior respawned beside the stone gate.
intransitive: [character] respawns after dying
Rohan waited ten seconds for his soldier to respawn near the bridge.
wait + for + [character] + to respawn
The game respawns dropped weapons at the same spot every two minutes.
Christopher kept dying, so his teammates teased him about respawning so often.
When the boss respawned, the whole team had to fight it again.
- reappear
general word for showing up again; not tied to games
- regenerate
stresses being rebuilt or restored, often health or items
- despawn
to disappear or be removed from the game
文法句型
[character] respawns
respawn + [character/object]
用法筆記
Subject is almost always a game character, enemy, or item, not a real person. The transitive use (the game respawns something) usually takes the game, server, or map as the subject.