repackages

repackages

美 [ˌriˈpækɪdʒ] 　英 [riːˈpækɪdʒ]

• v.重新打包
• 网络重新包装

词形变化

过去式：repackaged  现在分词：repackag-ing  现在分词：repackaging  第三人称单数：repackages  

英汉解释

v.	1. 重新打包,重新包装

英英解释

v.	1. to change the way that something is presented or sold in order to make it seem more attractive or interesting

例句

To later shut down the signal, the VTA neuron removes the dopamine from the synaptic cleft and repackages it to be used again as needed.

之后为了停止讯号的传送，VTA神经元会收回突触间隙的多巴胺，并重新组装以备再度需要的时刻。

The trust repackages the loans as interest-bearing securities and actually issues them.

信托机构再将贷款重新打包组合成能够产生利息的证券，并真正发行它们。

It repackages Google's search results, but with useful tweaks.

它把Google的搜索结果重新包装，并进行有益的整合。

And they will probably require the FCC to try hard to preserve existing TV coverage when it repackages airwaves.

他们也可能会要求FCC在对频道资源进行重新装配的同时，努力保留现有的电视覆盖范围。

Like Andy Warhol, Takashi Murakami takes low culture and repackages it, and sells it to the highest bidder in the "high-art" market.

像安迪沃霍尔一样，村上隆同样采用了重新包装低俗文化并将其以高价推向“高端艺术”市场。