rehash in Irish
rehash in Irish is athabláil — rehash means to go over old material again with little or no new content.
rehash in Irish
athabláil
Something reworked, or made up from old materials.
What does "rehash" mean?
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verb To go over old material again with little or no new content.
"The sequel just rehashes the plot of the first film."
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noun A reworking of old material with little that is new.
"Critics called the remake a lazy rehash of the original."
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rehash in a sentence
- The sequel just rehashes the plot of the first film.
- Critics called the remake a lazy rehash of the original.
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What is "rehash" in Irish?
"rehash" in Irish is athabláil. rehash means: To go over old material again with little or no new content.
How do you use "rehash" in a sentence?
Example: "The sequel just rehashes the plot of the first film." In Irish, "rehash" is athabláil.
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