Pronunciation: /riˈmeɪk/
noun a new version of a previously made film or song
A1 I watched a remake of my favorite movie.
A2 The new version of the song is a remake of a classic.
B1 The director decided to do a remake of the old film.
B2 The remake of the TV series was well-received by fans.
C1 The studio announced plans for a big-budget remake of the classic film.
C2 The remake stayed true to the original while adding modern elements.
verb to make again or differently
A1 I want to remake my bedroom by painting the walls a different color.
A2 She decided to remake her grandmother's recipe for apple pie.
B1 The film director plans to remake a classic movie from the 1980s.
B2 After receiving feedback, the author decided to remake the ending of her novel.
C1 The company decided to remake their logo to appeal to a younger demographic.
C2 The chef's goal was to remake traditional dishes with a modern twist.
formal The film studio announced plans for a remake of the classic movie.
informal They're planning to do a remake of that old movie.
slang They're gonna redo that movie from way back when.
figurative Sometimes it feels like life is giving us a remake of the same old story.
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