Definition of recompose in English:

recompose

verb riːkəmˈpəʊzˌrikəmˈpoʊz

[with object]

Compose again or differently.
重新组成，改组；重写，改作；使恢复平静，使恢复镇定
a marble panel recomposed from fragments
用碎片重新制成的大理石面板。
Example sentencesExamples
- The arrogance of some men… I stare at him in disgust, before quickly recomposing my face into a fake smile.
- When I had sufficiently recovered, I sat up and recomposed myself.
- Tyler and Kevin looked at each other in horror, but quickly recomposed themselves, turning back to Mrs. Andrews.
- Finally, she recomposed herself as she grabbed the black travelling bag resting on the floor beside her.
- I recompose myself and make my way to the courtyard.
- Logan turned to hide a laugh before recomposing himself and turning back to Marius.
- The Queen recomposed herself quickly, mentally berating herself for almost breaking down in front of her greatest ‘threat’ and ‘enemy’.
- One victim was so overcome by having to relive the terror that he broke down in the witness box and the case had to be adjourned to let him recompose himself.
- She sat down on an old red brick wall at the front of someone's garden and recomposed herself until the wave of nausea had gone completely.
- ‘So,’ she began, recomposing herself, ‘I know you don't want to talk about it but… I do believe Ben and I caught you in a rather compromising position earlier.’
- After she recomposed herself, Annabelle looked at Maureen serenely.
- The woman looked puzzled for a second, but quickly recomposed herself, ‘Soda sir?’
- The system similarly prevents over-exposure when photographers lock focus and recompose the shot by considering the flash output level calculated according to the distance.
- New York constantly composes and recomposes itself, and its electric vitality comes from the churning crowd.
- Painting functions here like a terrifying energetic machine, absorbing, destroying, recycling, recomposing images of vastly different origins.
- I was taken aback by his question for a second before I recomposed myself.
- The young man saw something akin to panic in the older gentleman's expression and allowed him to recompose himself by turning away before continuing, ‘Perhaps you ought to ask me whether I love your daughter, sir.’
- Constantly reworking the paintings and recomposing elements, leads to a tactile surface, with the painting becoming an abstract image in its own right.
- You have to be prepared to put the camera down and recompose the shot before clicking that shutter, remembering at all times that what the camera ‘sees’ is not necessarily what you might be seeing with the naked eye.
- Taking a moment to come to terms with what had just happened, I recomposed myself and returned to my candelight supper, dazed but undaunted.

Derivatives

recomposition

noun ˌriːkɒmpəˈzɪʃnriˌkɑmpəˈzɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action of composing or forming something again or differently.
the recomposition of state power in Europe
Example sentencesExamples
- a radical recomposition of urban areas
- count noun a series of recompositions of the same piece
- War would provide the justification for repressive legislation and permit an authoritarian solution to Italy's divisive social and political problems, thus realizing a national recomposition on conservative lines.
- The state oversaw this agrarian transformation by promoting the recomposition of farms, where owners swapped scattered parcels of land in order to consolidate their farms in single units.
- Overcoming attempts to divide and rule us is just as crucial in Britain today, where the recomposition of the working class means including far more black, Asian and women workers.

Definition of recompose in US English:

recompose

verbˌrēkəmˈpōzˌrikəmˈpoʊz

[with object]

Compose again or differently.
重新组成，改组；重写，改作；使恢复平静，使恢复镇定
a marble panel recomposed from fragments
用碎片重新制成的大理石面板。
Example sentencesExamples
- Logan turned to hide a laugh before recomposing himself and turning back to Marius.
- The woman looked puzzled for a second, but quickly recomposed herself, ‘Soda sir?’
- The Queen recomposed herself quickly, mentally berating herself for almost breaking down in front of her greatest ‘threat’ and ‘enemy’.
- Constantly reworking the paintings and recomposing elements, leads to a tactile surface, with the painting becoming an abstract image in its own right.
- The young man saw something akin to panic in the older gentleman's expression and allowed him to recompose himself by turning away before continuing, ‘Perhaps you ought to ask me whether I love your daughter, sir.’
- I was taken aback by his question for a second before I recomposed myself.
- Taking a moment to come to terms with what had just happened, I recomposed myself and returned to my candelight supper, dazed but undaunted.
- She sat down on an old red brick wall at the front of someone's garden and recomposed herself until the wave of nausea had gone completely.
- ‘So,’ she began, recomposing herself, ‘I know you don't want to talk about it but… I do believe Ben and I caught you in a rather compromising position earlier.’
- Finally, she recomposed herself as she grabbed the black travelling bag resting on the floor beside her.
- I recompose myself and make my way to the courtyard.
- After she recomposed herself, Annabelle looked at Maureen serenely.
- New York constantly composes and recomposes itself, and its electric vitality comes from the churning crowd.
- One victim was so overcome by having to relive the terror that he broke down in the witness box and the case had to be adjourned to let him recompose himself.
- Painting functions here like a terrifying energetic machine, absorbing, destroying, recycling, recomposing images of vastly different origins.
- When I had sufficiently recovered, I sat up and recomposed myself.
- Tyler and Kevin looked at each other in horror, but quickly recomposed themselves, turning back to Mrs. Andrews.
- The system similarly prevents over-exposure when photographers lock focus and recompose the shot by considering the flash output level calculated according to the distance.
- The arrogance of some men… I stare at him in disgust, before quickly recomposing my face into a fake smile.
- You have to be prepared to put the camera down and recompose the shot before clicking that shutter, remembering at all times that what the camera ‘sees’ is not necessarily what you might be seeing with the naked eye.

词汇	recompose
释义	Definition of recompose in English: recompose verb riːkəmˈpəʊzˌrikəmˈpoʊz [with object] Compose again or differently. 重新组成，改组；重写，改作；使恢复平静，使恢复镇定 a marble panel recomposed from fragments 用碎片重新制成的大理石面板。 Example sentencesExamples The arrogance of some men… I stare at him in disgust, before quickly recomposing my face into a fake smile. When I had sufficiently recovered, I sat up and recomposed myself. Tyler and Kevin looked at each other in horror, but quickly recomposed themselves, turning back to Mrs. Andrews. Finally, she recomposed herself as she grabbed the black travelling bag resting on the floor beside her. I recompose myself and make my way to the courtyard. Logan turned to hide a laugh before recomposing himself and turning back to Marius. The Queen recomposed herself quickly, mentally berating herself for almost breaking down in front of her greatest ‘threat’ and ‘enemy’. One victim was so overcome by having to relive the terror that he broke down in the witness box and the case had to be adjourned to let him recompose himself. She sat down on an old red brick wall at the front of someone's garden and recomposed herself until the wave of nausea had gone completely. ‘So,’ she began, recomposing herself, ‘I know you don't want to talk about it but… I do believe Ben and I caught you in a rather compromising position earlier.’ After she recomposed herself, Annabelle looked at Maureen serenely. The woman looked puzzled for a second, but quickly recomposed herself, ‘Soda sir?’ The system similarly prevents over-exposure when photographers lock focus and recompose the shot by considering the flash output level calculated according to the distance. New York constantly composes and recomposes itself, and its electric vitality comes from the churning crowd. Painting functions here like a terrifying energetic machine, absorbing, destroying, recycling, recomposing images of vastly different origins. I was taken aback by his question for a second before I recomposed myself. The young man saw something akin to panic in the older gentleman's expression and allowed him to recompose himself by turning away before continuing, ‘Perhaps you ought to ask me whether I love your daughter, sir.’ Constantly reworking the paintings and recomposing elements, leads to a tactile surface, with the painting becoming an abstract image in its own right. You have to be prepared to put the camera down and recompose the shot before clicking that shutter, remembering at all times that what the camera ‘sees’ is not necessarily what you might be seeing with the naked eye. Taking a moment to come to terms with what had just happened, I recomposed myself and returned to my candelight supper, dazed but undaunted. Derivatives recomposition noun ˌriːkɒmpəˈzɪʃnriˌkɑmpəˈzɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The action of composing or forming something again or differently. the recomposition of state power in Europe Example sentencesExamples a radical recomposition of urban areas count noun a series of recompositions of the same piece War would provide the justification for repressive legislation and permit an authoritarian solution to Italy's divisive social and political problems, thus realizing a national recomposition on conservative lines. The state oversaw this agrarian transformation by promoting the recomposition of farms, where owners swapped scattered parcels of land in order to consolidate their farms in single units. Overcoming attempts to divide and rule us is just as crucial in Britain today, where the recomposition of the working class means including far more black, Asian and women workers. Definition of recompose in US English: recompose verbˌrēkəmˈpōzˌrikəmˈpoʊz [with object] Compose again or differently. 重新组成，改组；重写，改作；使恢复平静，使恢复镇定 a marble panel recomposed from fragments 用碎片重新制成的大理石面板。 Example sentencesExamples Logan turned to hide a laugh before recomposing himself and turning back to Marius. The woman looked puzzled for a second, but quickly recomposed herself, ‘Soda sir?’ The Queen recomposed herself quickly, mentally berating herself for almost breaking down in front of her greatest ‘threat’ and ‘enemy’. Constantly reworking the paintings and recomposing elements, leads to a tactile surface, with the painting becoming an abstract image in its own right. The young man saw something akin to panic in the older gentleman's expression and allowed him to recompose himself by turning away before continuing, ‘Perhaps you ought to ask me whether I love your daughter, sir.’ I was taken aback by his question for a second before I recomposed myself. Taking a moment to come to terms with what had just happened, I recomposed myself and returned to my candelight supper, dazed but undaunted. She sat down on an old red brick wall at the front of someone's garden and recomposed herself until the wave of nausea had gone completely. ‘So,’ she began, recomposing herself, ‘I know you don't want to talk about it but… I do believe Ben and I caught you in a rather compromising position earlier.’ Finally, she recomposed herself as she grabbed the black travelling bag resting on the floor beside her. I recompose myself and make my way to the courtyard. After she recomposed herself, Annabelle looked at Maureen serenely. New York constantly composes and recomposes itself, and its electric vitality comes from the churning crowd. One victim was so overcome by having to relive the terror that he broke down in the witness box and the case had to be adjourned to let him recompose himself. Painting functions here like a terrifying energetic machine, absorbing, destroying, recycling, recomposing images of vastly different origins. When I had sufficiently recovered, I sat up and recomposed myself. Tyler and Kevin looked at each other in horror, but quickly recomposed themselves, turning back to Mrs. Andrews. The system similarly prevents over-exposure when photographers lock focus and recompose the shot by considering the flash output level calculated according to the distance. The arrogance of some men… I stare at him in disgust, before quickly recomposing my face into a fake smile. You have to be prepared to put the camera down and recompose the shot before clicking that shutter, remembering at all times that what the camera ‘sees’ is not necessarily what you might be seeing with the naked eye.
随便看	nuzzles nuzzle (up to) nuzzling nuée nuée ardente NV NVA nvCJD nvcjd NVI NVM NVQ nvq nvqs NW NWbN NWbW NWMP N-word NWT n.wt. nwt NY Nyabingi nyaff