reread

reread — verb

1. to read a piece of writing one more time, either to understand it better, find m

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

to read a piece of writing one more time, either to understand it better, find mistakes, or enjoy it again

例句

Imran decided to reread the novel before the book club meeting.

infinitive: decide to reread [sth] before [event]

The email was confusing, so Ayesha reread it three times.

adverbial: reread [sth] [number] times

同義詞
  • read again

    more literal phrasing, less compact

  • review

    stronger focus on studying or checking content, not just reading

  • go over

    informal; implies checking for understanding or errors

  • revisit

    broader; can mean thinking about or experiencing again, not limited to reading

反義詞
  • skim

    read quickly without full attention — antonym in level of thoroughness

  • scan

    look for specific information quickly — antonym in purpose

文法句型

reread + noun phrase

reread (no object)

用法筆記

Often used with a specific number (reread something twice / three times) or a reason phrase (to check, to understand better). The object is typically written material: a book, article, email, essay, or chapter.

常見錯誤

I reread the instructions for the first time.
I read the instructions for the first time.
💡'reread' means to read at least a second time, so 'for the first time' contradicts it.
She reread back the letter.
She reread the letter.
💡'reread' already contains the idea of reading again; adding 'back' is redundant.