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Meaning of Remake

To create something again or in a new way, especially a film or song.

In simple words: To make something again or differently.

Remake in a sentence

  • The studio decided to remake the beloved classic film.
  • They plan to remake the song with a fresh sound.
  • The artist wants to remake her old paintings for a new exhibition.
  • Fans were excited when they announced a remake of their favorite video game.
  • He often dreams of how he would remake the iconic scene.

How to use Remake

Use 'remake' when discussing films, music, or other creative works that are redone. The term is neutral and suitable for various contexts, especially in discussions about adaptations.

Grammar pattern

remake + object

Memory hint

Think of 'remake' as 're-make', like making something special again.

Related words

Collocations with Remake

  • remake a movie
  • remake a song
  • remake a game
  • remake a classic
  • remake in a new style

Synonyms for Remake

  • recreate
  • reinvent
  • adapt
  • redo
  • revamp

Common mistakes with Remake

  • 'Remake' is confused with 'make again', forgetting it's mainly for creative works.
  • Using 'remake' without an object, as in 'I want to remake.'
  • Using 'remake' in informal situations where 'copy' or 'duplicate' might fit better.

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Frequently asked questions about Remake

What does Remake mean?

To make something again or differently.

What is the definition of Remake?

To create something again or in a new way, especially a film or song.

How do you use Remake in a sentence?

The studio decided to remake the beloved classic film.

Can you give another example of Remake?

They plan to remake the song with a fresh sound.

What are synonyms for Remake?

Common alternatives include recreate, reinvent, adapt, redo, revamp.

What words go with Remake?

It commonly pairs with remake a movie, remake a song, remake a game, remake a classic, remake in a new style.

What are common mistakes when using Remake?

'Remake' is confused with 'make again', forgetting it's mainly for creative works. Using 'remake' without an object, as in 'I want to remake.' Using 'remake' in informal situations where 'copy' or 'duplicate' might fit better.

How do you pronounce Remake?

US: //rɪˈmeɪk//, UK: //rɪˈmeɪk//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Remake?

Use 'remake' when discussing films, music, or other creative works that are redone. The term is neutral and suitable for various contexts, especially in discussions about adaptations.