reconstitute
reconstitute — 動詞
- reconstitutepresent simple I / you / we / they
- reconstituteshe / she / it
- reconstitutedpast simple
- reconstituting-ing form
1. to make dried or powdered food usable again by mixing water into it until it bec
泡開;沖開
加水讓乾燥食品恢復可用狀態
to make dried or powdered food usable again by mixing water into it until it becomes soft or liquid like before
Ayesha reconstituted the dried mushrooms in warm water before making the soup.
Ayesha 在煮湯前先把乾香菇用溫水泡開。
reconstitute + dried food + in water
The nurse reconstituted the powdered milk and poured it into the baby's bottle.
護理師把奶粉沖開後,倒進嬰兒的奶瓶裡。
Elise left the noodles to reconstitute while she chopped the spring onions.
Elise 把麵條放著讓它慢慢泡開,自己去切青蔥。
Campers reconstituted the soup mix with boiled water after the long hike.
露營的人在長途健行後,用滾水把湯粉沖開。
文法句型
reconstitute + dried/powdered food
reconstitute + noun phrase + with/in + water
用法筆記
Most often used on food labels, cooking instructions, and medical feeding directions. Everyday conversation often uses simpler verbs such as soak or mix up instead.
常見錯誤
2. to bring a group or organization together again in a new structure, often after
改組;重組
把團體重新組成新的架構
to bring a group or organization together again in a new structure, often after it has been broken up or changed
The board voted to reconstitute the committee with two student members.
董事會投票決定改組委員會,加入兩名學生代表。
reconstitute + committee + with + new members
After the merger, Constanza was asked to reconstitute the sales team.
合併後,Constanza 受命重組業務團隊。
The museum plans to reconstitute its advisory group under new rules.
這家博物館計劃依照新規則改組顧問小組。
Yael helped reconstitute the charity as a smaller regional organization.
Yael 協助把這個慈善組織重組成較小的區域型機構。
- reorganise
broader and more common; can describe smaller changes as well
- restructure
focuses on changing the internal arrangement or hierarchy
- reform
emphasises improvement by correcting faults, especially in public bodies
文法句型
reconstitute + organization/group
reconstitute + noun phrase + as/with + noun phrase
用法筆記
Common in formal writing about boards, committees, parties, and other organised bodies. It often appears with as or with to show the new structure or membership.