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单词 re-enter
释义
re-enter
verb[IorT]
(alsoreenter)
uk
/riːˈen.tər/us
/riːˈen.t̬ɚ/
to go back to aplacewhere you wereearlieror to anactivitythat you did or were doingearlier:
重新进入；重新开始
After a while, thejuryre-entered.过了一会儿，陪审团回到法庭上。
"That is nottrue," said James, re-entering theconversation.“那不是真的,”詹姆斯说，重新加入了谈话。
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Returning to a place
(Definition ofre-enterfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofre-enter

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This rate is high and forces epithermal molecules tore-enterthe thermal monomer group repeatedly and be re-excited, etc, several times before reaching the wall.
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This could also lead to 'churning' as defaultersre-enterthe agency remit.
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Permitting politics tore-enterthe analysis of resource management has another great advantage, in that it allows for the normalisation of politics.
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Region 4 is unsaturated, and its only role is to allow air tore-enterthe gaps left by the water that has been squeezed out.
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In good weather, once people are through the cordon, more will elect to stay rather than attempt to exit andre-enteragain.
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The government also introduced measures aimed at encouraging older people to remain in or tore-enterthe labour market.
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The old social sciences of structure and function mustre-enterhistory's equations.
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Teaching psychiatric inpatients tore-enterthe community : a brief method of improving the continuity of case.
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The patient arrested as surgeons prepared tore-enterthe chest, and attempts at resuscitation were unsuccessful.
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Presumably, then, a decrease in redundancy (despite the growing importance of tonal traits) would lead to circumlocutions which, when lexicalised, mayre-enterthe erosion phase.
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Since the state space is finite, the system must eventuallyre-entera state previously encountered.
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Then, the traveller may either acknowledge or cancel andre-enterthe initial state.
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The majority of prisoners are incarcerated for less than 12 months after which theyre-enterthe community.
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However, what is unique is that a post-productivist regime would grant these generous benefits to the non-productive without pressurizing them tore-enterthe labour market.
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There is a high possibility that such a meteoroid canre-enterthe atmosphere at a later time, with a lower entry speed.
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