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单词 reopen
释义
reopen
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˌriːˈəʊ.pən/us
/ˌriːˈoʊ.pən/
If aplaceorbusiness, etc. reopens or is reopened, itbeginstooperate, or itbecomesopenforpeopleto use, after beingclosedfor aperiodoftime:
（使）重新开张；（使）重新开业；（使）重新开放
Themuseumhas reopened afternearlytwoyearsofreconstruction.经过近两年的重建，博物馆重新开放。
Hehungasignon thedoorof theshopwhich said it would reopen at 11.00.他在商店门上挂了个牌子，写着11点重新开门营业。
If aformalprocessoractivityreopens or is reopened, itbeginsagain orstartsto bedealtwith again after aperiodoftime:
恢复；再次开始；重新处理
to reopen anenquiry/investigation重新调查
to reopen adebate/discussion重新开始辩论／讨论
to reopen alegalcase/file重新审理案件／处理档案
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(Definition ofreopenfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reopen| American Dictionary

reopen
verb[I/T]
us
/riˈoʊ·pən/
toopensomething again after it has beenclosedfor aperiodoftime:
[I]Restaurant andhotelownerswerewonderingwhen they could reopen.
[T]He said he would reopen theroadduringmorningandeveningrushhours.
If aprocessordiscussionreopens, itbeginsagain after it hasstoppedfor aperiodoftime:
[T]This maypresentanopportunityto reopenpeacetalks.
(Definition ofreopenfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

reopen| Business English

reopen
verb
uk
/ˌriːˈəʊpən/us
[IorT]COMMERCE,WORKPLACE
if aplaceor abusinessreopens or is reopened, itbeginstooperate, or itbecomesopenforpeopleto use, after beingclosedfor aperiodoftime:
Strikers willreturntotheirjobsFriday,allowingthecompanyto reopen all of theplants.
We need toanalyseinvestmentprospectsinlightof howstockpriceshavebehavedsince themarketsreopened.
Thestoreclosedfor renovations lastautumn, and isdueto reopen in thesummer.
[IorT]
tobeginor tobeginsomething again, after aperiodoftime:
reopen discussions/negotiations/talksThe twocompanieshave reopenedtalksabout apossiblemergeroralliance.
debate/discussions reopenDebate has reopened over the 35-hourweek.
Shares in thecompany,suspendedat 6.5p, could reopen at apremiumthisweek.
[IorT]LAW
if aformalprocessor alegalcasereopens or is reopened, itbeginsagain because newfactshaveappearedand thedecisionmadeoriginallymay not have beencorrect:
reopen a case/inquiry/investigationThecasewas reopened in 2010 after newevidencecame tolight.
[T]FINANCE
toofferanadditionalamounton anexistingbond, etc., at the sameinterestrateand with the samematuritydate(=dateon which itbecomesreadyto bepaid):
Kenyaplansto reopenits25-yearbondthismonthandaimstoraiseas much as 15billionshillings.

reopening

noun[SorU]
thegrandreopening of theRoyalOperaHouse
the reopening ofcontractnegotiations
(Definition ofreopenfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreopen

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After the guests' departure from the third camp the establishment was shut down and cleaned professionally before reopening.
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At both undisturbed sites, however, obstructed waterways have been reopened to introduce more freshwater and to foster mangrove regrowth.
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There were strong outcries for reopening the trade among the border communities.
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Drains could have been blocked to fill up plazas during rainstorms and reopened to release water as desired.
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When the matter had been reopened in parliament, he maintained that he had further explained the position to everyone's satisfaction.
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The revisitation of ritual deposits that are reopened and later resealed also complicates interpretation, as is seen in the example to be discussed here.
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The most frequent complications were bleeding (12), chest reopening for tamponade (8), infection (6), renal failure (12), thromboembolism (3).
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The most frequent complications were bleeding (12), chest reopening for tamponade (8), infection (6), renal failure (12), rhromboembolism (3).
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Architecture would be better served in remembering and reopening some of these issues and admitting to their problems.
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The following year the bridge was reopened to pedestrians and automobile traffic at a grand ceremony.
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The chamber apparently had been reopened at different times.
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By 1797 dressmakers had reopened their shops, the fashion press was back in business and the fashion industry in its modern form had been born.
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After 2 days he was sitting up; this reopened the wound, and the surgery was redone.
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Closed focuses are not deleted and may be reopened if necessary (although this is not expected).
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The chest was reopened by a median sternotomy and adhesions dissected.
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