re·phrase [ˌri:ˈfreɪz] 动词 trans
- to rephrase sth
- etw neu formulieren
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Note that this requirement can be rephrased by saying that binary meets preserve binary joins.
en.wikipedia.org Legal commentators have rephrased the issue as whether the absence of cross-examination renders the decision unfair in all the circumstances.
en.wikipedia.org After a short rephrase of the fifth waltz section, the piece accelerates to its triumphant close with a stylish flourish.
en.wikipedia.org An attorney may choose to rephrase a question that has been objected to, so long as the judge permits it.
en.wikipedia.org The classic complicated issues of small town life are rephrased many times in the film.
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