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to recompile

to recompile

7.0
To make a list or document again with new information
  • verb
  • /ˌriːkəmˈpaɪl/
translation icon : recompilar
  • After making the necessary updates, the team decided to recompile the document to ensure everyone had the latest information.

Examples

  • Before publishing the final version, she needed to recompile the list of contributors to include those who joined later.

  • The researcher had to recompile the data for the report after incorporating new findings.

  • All the Chinese legal digests published in this journal are later recompiled and published in the Encyclopedia of Chinese Law.

    Blog text (11)
  • To solve dynamic problems, Karma uses results to form the next series of equations, which, again, are solved as individual members and recompiled.

    Academic text (1994)

Synonyms

to remake
vsto recompile
52 3.5

To make something again in a new or better way

is specifically about producing lists or documents again with additions
to redo
vsto recompile
47 2.1

Do something again to fix mistakes or make it better

is narrower, focusing on compiling or updating collections or lists
to reconstitute
vsto recompile
18 7.0

Form something again after it has been destroyed or changed

is about collecting or listing items rather than rebuilding structure
to make over
vsto recompile
10 5.1

Change something old so it can be used in a new way

is about assembling documents or lists, not changing appearance
to recombine
vsto recompile
3 5.5

To join things together again after they were separated

is about assembling items into a list or document, not mixing parts
to recompose
vsto recompile
1 6.0

Arrange parts again in a new way, like a picture or song

is focused on making a collection or list rather than only reordering parts
to reaccumulate
vsto recompile
1 6.5

To collect something again after it was lost or removed

is focused on producing a document or list, not regaining quantity
to redocument
vsto recompile
7.3

To write new or updated instructions after changes

is about assembling a list or document often with added material
to re-create
vsto recompile
  • UK
4.1

Make something again so it looks like the original

is about assembling updated material rather than exact copying

Antonyms

64 4.2

Take something apart into separate pieces

How Thorough

to overhaul
35 4.6
to rebuild
485 2.8
to rework
30 4.0
to recompile
7.0
update
753 2.8
to touch up
8 3.8

Surface Forms

recompile infinitive
recompiled past
recompiled past participle
recompiling present participle
recompiles third person singular

Morphology

recompile = compile (transparent) = re + compile

The meaning is a straightforward repetition of the action 'compile', so learners who know 'compile' can readily infer 'compile again'.

Etymology

Recompile is formed from re- 'again' and compile 'to gather or put together', so it means to make a list or document again after you add or change items.