rehash 的 2 个定义
- to work up in a new form.
- the act of rehashing.
- something rehashed.
rehash 近义词
talk over again
更多rehash例句
- When it comes to Shkreli himself, however, the film proves more of a surface-level rehash than an illuminating exposé.
- It sounded kind of like a middle-aged, female rehash of MTV’s boy-band parody 2gether.
- Given the millions more who have watched the Netflix series “The Crown,” Morton’s narrative arc has the inescapable feeling of rehash.
- The first is that it is largely a rehash of much of what we already know, or think we know, about the Obama White House.
- In response, Bevin's campaign dismissed the report as "a rehash of an old story."
- The court did not ask to rehear and rehash all of the evidence presented in the first two trials.
- Wilde recently stopped by The Tonight Show to rehash her Twitter feud with Bieber (and his almost 36 million followers).
- The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris By David McCullough Not another rehash of the Lost Generation.
- I am not going to take your time to rehash any controversies referred to in the eloquence from the State of Washington.
- Articles and essays, which are merely a rehash of other publications, it has not been deemed necessary to mention.
- The tendency of old communities is to rehash the traditions until they become authority.
- The Report is actually a rehash of major provisions in the 1960 Democrat and Republican party platforms.
- "No—that is—only a rehash of what they said before," returned Harcourt without opening the paper.