I. re·hash 动词 trans [ˌri:ˈhæʃ]
2. rehash (discuss):
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PONS词典中的例句（已经编辑处理）
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The acoustic arrangements of the harder songs sound like novelties, and the rest sound like rehashes of their previous work, only without much energy.
en.wikipedia.org There is no use in rehashing the past for the band as well as the listener.
en.wikipedia.org The only solution to this is to rehash to a larger size, as with all other open addressing schemes.
en.wikipedia.org Databases which contain information which changes rarely are also eligible as it would only require a full rehash of the entire database on rare occasion.
en.wikipedia.org The road is around long, but this changes as sections are rehashed.
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