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单词 re-establish
释义
re-establish
verb[T]
(alsoreestablish)
uk
/ˌriː.ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/us
/ˌriː.ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/
tostarthaving arelationshipwith orcommunicatingwith anotherperson,company,country, ororganizationagain, after apreviousrelationshiporcommunicationhasended:
Welosttouchyearsago, but I have just written to them totryto re-establishcontact.
As thebordersopen, severalcountriesare re-establishingnormaldiplomaticties.
tocausesomething or someone to beacceptedor to have aparticularpositionagain, for a second, third, etc.time:
Sport has thejobof reestablishingitscredibilityafter thedopingscandal.
Hebadlywantsto re-establish himselfas aforceingolf.
More examples
  • Theyworkedon re-establishingrelationswith theregimein the 1990s.
  • During his threeyearsat thedepartment, he did much to reestablishharmony.
  • Thepoliceforceneedsto reestablishtrustthat has beeneroded.
  • Therebelgroupmust not beallowedto re-establishitsmilitarydominancein thearea.
  • He wasdelightedto be given achanceto re-establish hiscredentialsafter adifficultperiod.
  • Another earlygoalas the secondhalfgot under way reestablished Manchester United'ssupremacy.
  • Thiscurrentcrisiswillpass, and thedollarwill re-establish itself.
  • Thebaresoilisvulnerabletoerosionuntilwildvegetationre-establishes itself.
  • Oncecontrolisfullyreestablished, areviewwill be called todeterminehow thedisturbancehappened.
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Accepting & agreeing
(Definition ofre-establishfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

re-establish| Business English

re-establish
verb[T]
(alsoreestablish)
uk
us
toreturnsomething to anearliergoodconditionorposition:
Our newdigitalcamerarangehashelpedus re-establishourpositionin thisimportantmarket.
(Definition ofre-establishfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofre-establish

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She challenges us as listeners tore-establishour place within the world around us.
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The remaining chapters assess how the metropolis attempted tore-establishcontrol over its dominions and examine the settlers' responses to these various initiatives.
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Yet it is conversation, and the ability to converse in the language, that modern language activists seek tore-establishin their communities.
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It is time for us to try tore-establisha sense of the centre in architectural research.
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As the guitars sustain their pitches, cowbells and maracasre-establishthe pulse leading to the entry of the complete band supporting a guitar solo.
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These include his decision at the end of the novel to visit his wife andre-establishsome sort of personal contact.
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They served tore-establishamong local people a sense of pride in their own more suitable traditions and practices.
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The point is tore-establishwhat has been lost, not to acquire anything new.
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In reality, there was no unambiguous community structure tore-establish.
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This makes it necessary tore-establishthe unity of the object of scientific experience from a higher perspective.
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Making a sound (empty cache) satisfiability check before committing to a solution allows the solver tore-establishsoundness.
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Regenerative medicine - stem-cell therapy, transplant surgery, tore-establishfunctionality in failing organs.
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More seriously, perhaps we shouldre-establishthe fluctuating social roles and musical hierarchies within the group according to historical models?
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It also defines the environmental and physiological conditions required tore-establishdesiccation tolerance.
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The inability tore-establishthe intracellular support and structural organization provided by the cytoskeleton would obviously be a damaging factor on rehydration of desiccationsensitive seeds.
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