remake in Greek
remake in Greek is ριμέικ — remake means to make a new version of something that already exists.
remake in Greek
ριμέικ
Pronounced: rimeik
A new, especially updated, version of a film, video game, etc.
What does "remake" mean?
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verb To make a new version of something that already exists.
"The studio decided to remake the 1980s horror classic for modern audiences."
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noun A new version of an existing film, game, or other work.
"Critics said the remake lacked the charm of the original."
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remake in a sentence
- The studio decided to remake the 1980s horror classic for modern audiences.
- Critics said the remake lacked the charm of the original.
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What is "remake" in Greek?
"remake" in Greek is ριμέικ. remake means: To make a new version of something that already exists.
How do you pronounce ριμέικ?
"remake" in Greek is ριμέικ, pronounced "rimeik".
How do you use "remake" in a sentence?
Example: "The studio decided to remake the 1980s horror classic for modern audiences." In Greek, "remake" is ριμέικ.
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