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Definition of reforge in English: reforgeverb riːˈfɔːdʒrēˈfôrj [with object]Forge or create again or differently. 再锤炼；重新锻造；重新塑造 they wanted to reforge the identity of the nation 他们想要重新塑造民族特性。 Example sentencesExamples - Chains were tensioned and wheels greased as old adversaries reforged friendships yesterday ahead of today's Imana Wild Ride along the Wild Coast.
- It is a sound we hear again later in the cycle - in Siegfried, Act I, Scene iii - when the eponymous hero reforges his father's shattered sword Notung.
- The connection between rationality and culture has been reforged in explorations of the interaction of norms and institutions; norms provide mechanisms of coordination and interaction that resolve problems of multiple equilibria.
- The renewed interest in this issue at the present has been generated by the concern of some evolutionary biologists to reforge the links between developmental embryology and evolutionary theory.
- By that time the very essence of his language has been reforged, and he can no longer either speak or think without allusion to her.
- Green party policies are policies for people, all about reforging the links between government and the community.
- Their partnership has been reforged in the heat of the election campaign, but it faces further daunting challenges.
- And beyond that, we have to reforge our ideas and hopes, based on those simple ideas of Chomsky or the French Enlightenment, and move forward from there.
- Online society is primarily a society of personal relations, which must be continually cultivated and reforged in a relatively unstable and unclear environment.
- The Dutch patriot movement also stood in the way of Orangist attempts to reforge the century-long alliance with the British, ruptured in 1780; so the patriots were promised every support from Versailles.
- What this does demonstrate for certain is how long they worked their blades before switching to a new one or having it reforged.
- The invasion of Egypt was abortive, as was Demetrius' year-long siege of Rhodes Finally the coalition of 315 was reforged.
- Fergie was delighted as the reforged defence looked solid and dependable for much of the game, with Gary Neville standing out as Boro were kept at bay.
- Now, like others generationally-distanced from Africa, they have reforged a New World ideology, hybridized of history, culture, and African American subjectivity.
- Slightly battered and worn down, it was quite obvious that some of them had been reforged and repaired, judging by the varying degrees of tarnish upon them.
- Worlds collide, souls are broken and reforged and lives are irrevocably altered.
- Attempts were made to heal the wounds and reforge national unity.
- More specifically, the connection comes from worshipping the Earth and reforging the link between the spiritual and the physical worlds, something mainstream religions have sought to negate in the past.
- Indeed, the culture of the common people, a rapidly increasing proportion of whom were located in towns and cities, was constantly being reforged and reinvented in the crucible of commercialization and urbanization.
- As it was quite expensive the iron he used often came from reforged broken tools or other items.
Definition of reforge in US English: reforgeverbrēˈfôrj [with object]Forge (something) again or differently. 再锤炼；重新锻造；重新塑造 they wanted to reforge the identity of the nation 他们想要重新塑造民族特性。 Example sentencesExamples - By that time the very essence of his language has been reforged, and he can no longer either speak or think without allusion to her.
- It is a sound we hear again later in the cycle - in Siegfried, Act I, Scene iii - when the eponymous hero reforges his father's shattered sword Notung.
- And beyond that, we have to reforge our ideas and hopes, based on those simple ideas of Chomsky or the French Enlightenment, and move forward from there.
- Chains were tensioned and wheels greased as old adversaries reforged friendships yesterday ahead of today's Imana Wild Ride along the Wild Coast.
- More specifically, the connection comes from worshipping the Earth and reforging the link between the spiritual and the physical worlds, something mainstream religions have sought to negate in the past.
- Now, like others generationally-distanced from Africa, they have reforged a New World ideology, hybridized of history, culture, and African American subjectivity.
- Fergie was delighted as the reforged defence looked solid and dependable for much of the game, with Gary Neville standing out as Boro were kept at bay.
- The renewed interest in this issue at the present has been generated by the concern of some evolutionary biologists to reforge the links between developmental embryology and evolutionary theory.
- Slightly battered and worn down, it was quite obvious that some of them had been reforged and repaired, judging by the varying degrees of tarnish upon them.
- As it was quite expensive the iron he used often came from reforged broken tools or other items.
- Attempts were made to heal the wounds and reforge national unity.
- Online society is primarily a society of personal relations, which must be continually cultivated and reforged in a relatively unstable and unclear environment.
- The connection between rationality and culture has been reforged in explorations of the interaction of norms and institutions; norms provide mechanisms of coordination and interaction that resolve problems of multiple equilibria.
- What this does demonstrate for certain is how long they worked their blades before switching to a new one or having it reforged.
- The invasion of Egypt was abortive, as was Demetrius' year-long siege of Rhodes Finally the coalition of 315 was reforged.
- Indeed, the culture of the common people, a rapidly increasing proportion of whom were located in towns and cities, was constantly being reforged and reinvented in the crucible of commercialization and urbanization.
- Their partnership has been reforged in the heat of the election campaign, but it faces further daunting challenges.
- The Dutch patriot movement also stood in the way of Orangist attempts to reforge the century-long alliance with the British, ruptured in 1780; so the patriots were promised every support from Versailles.
- Green party policies are policies for people, all about reforging the links between government and the community.
- Worlds collide, souls are broken and reforged and lives are irrevocably altered.
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