CEFR A2

re-do

verb

Meaning

To do something again, often because the first attempt was not satisfactory.

Examples

The chef had to re-do the sauce when it became too salty.
She had to re-do her homework after realizing she made several mistakes.

Synonyms: repeat, redo, rework, remake, reconstruct

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re-do (A2)

verb

Pronunciation: ˌriːˈduː

Definition

To do something again, often because the first attempt was not satisfactory.

Examples

The chef had to re-do the sauce when it became too salty.
She had to re-do her homework after realizing she made several mistakes.
We decided to re-do the entire project from scratch to ensure quality.

How to Use re-do

re-do something (prepositional phrase): To perform an action or task again. — "You'll have to re-do the experiment if you want accurate results."
re-do X for Y (prepositional phrase): To perform an action again for a specific reason or person. — "He had to re-do the test for his teacher."

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