Definition of re-evaluate in English:

re-evaluate

verb

[with object]

Evaluate again or differently.
fifteen patients were re-evaluated after six months
I began to re-evaluate my life
Example sentencesExamples
- That begins a chain of events that leads him to re-evaluate his life and beliefs.
- Sources said that global insurers have begun once again re-evaluating the risk ratings of the domestic insurance market.
- Christmas too has been a damp squib for the merchants and businesses as people rethink and re-evaluate their priorities.
- The whole approach to individuals suffering from acute stress reactions and post traumatic disorders as a result of their combat experiences was re-evaluated and revised.
- Again, connected in part to my new business enterprise I have been re-evaluating my approach to online security.
- She will be medically re-evaluated during the coming months, and if she improves, that payment may be reduced, the spokesman said.
- One day after reporting a daily record of 12 deaths, Hong Kong began re-evaluating the drug treatment used in the region, which has seen 88 deaths.
- The nature of its work dictates that the A & E department will always have an unpredictable workload but Mr Hill said streamlining the hospital's systems and re-evaluating practices would help the process of trying to achieve targets.
- I think we could all benefit from taking time out now and again and re-evaluating our lives.
- He takes the old material, looks at it anew, re-evaluates it and puts it into a theatrical context.
- It is a good example of how the students are re-evaluating traditional objects and making them contemporary.
- Faith groups are proving effective and the Service is currently re-evaluating its examinations and recruitment process in conjunction with them.
- The Royal family are undoubtedly part of our historical heritage but how we now deal with that heritage is being, and should be, re-evaluated as we move into the twenty-first century.
- Company spokesman, Sheena Wallis, said that the project had been re-evaluated and it was the company's intention to drill another exploratory well at the Dragon field later this year.
- While re-evaluating his life, he gets caught up in a feud between rival Scots-Italian ice-cream sellers.
- The Inland Revenue's Valuation Office Agency re-evaluates all businesses and non-domestic properties every five years.
- A spokeswoman for Greater Manchester Police said the force had re-evaluated its own security arrangements but there was no specific intelligence to suggest it was at risk.
- In the meantime, we will be training our forces, re-evaluating our tactics, marshalling our strength, and, ultimately, keeping our eyes on the prize.
- The intelligence service was criticised for not re-evaluating its assessments in the light of Mr Blix's reports.
- Given the context of a man seemingly re-evaluating his sense of inner worth, how does he feel now about his music having been used in car adverts?
Synonyms
rethink, review, revise, re-examine, reassess, reappraise, think better of, think over, take another look at, relook at, look at in a different light, have another think about

Definition of re-evaluate in US English:

re-evaluate

verbˌriɪˈvæljuˌeɪtˌrēiˈvalyo͞oˌāt

[with object]

Evaluate again or differently.
fifteen patients were re-evaluated after six months
I began to re-evaluate my life
Example sentencesExamples
- Christmas too has been a damp squib for the merchants and businesses as people rethink and re-evaluate their priorities.
- The nature of its work dictates that the A & E department will always have an unpredictable workload but Mr Hill said streamlining the hospital's systems and re-evaluating practices would help the process of trying to achieve targets.
- I think we could all benefit from taking time out now and again and re-evaluating our lives.
- Again, connected in part to my new business enterprise I have been re-evaluating my approach to online security.
- Sources said that global insurers have begun once again re-evaluating the risk ratings of the domestic insurance market.
- The Royal family are undoubtedly part of our historical heritage but how we now deal with that heritage is being, and should be, re-evaluated as we move into the twenty-first century.
- One day after reporting a daily record of 12 deaths, Hong Kong began re-evaluating the drug treatment used in the region, which has seen 88 deaths.
- The whole approach to individuals suffering from acute stress reactions and post traumatic disorders as a result of their combat experiences was re-evaluated and revised.
- While re-evaluating his life, he gets caught up in a feud between rival Scots-Italian ice-cream sellers.
- Given the context of a man seemingly re-evaluating his sense of inner worth, how does he feel now about his music having been used in car adverts?
- She will be medically re-evaluated during the coming months, and if she improves, that payment may be reduced, the spokesman said.
- It is a good example of how the students are re-evaluating traditional objects and making them contemporary.
- The Inland Revenue's Valuation Office Agency re-evaluates all businesses and non-domestic properties every five years.
- He takes the old material, looks at it anew, re-evaluates it and puts it into a theatrical context.
- That begins a chain of events that leads him to re-evaluate his life and beliefs.
- In the meantime, we will be training our forces, re-evaluating our tactics, marshalling our strength, and, ultimately, keeping our eyes on the prize.
- The intelligence service was criticised for not re-evaluating its assessments in the light of Mr Blix's reports.
- Company spokesman, Sheena Wallis, said that the project had been re-evaluated and it was the company's intention to drill another exploratory well at the Dragon field later this year.
- Faith groups are proving effective and the Service is currently re-evaluating its examinations and recruitment process in conjunction with them.
- A spokeswoman for Greater Manchester Police said the force had re-evaluated its own security arrangements but there was no specific intelligence to suggest it was at risk.
Synonyms
rethink, review, revise, re-examine, reassess, reappraise, think better of, think over, take another look at, relook at, look at in a different light, have another think about

单词	re-evaluate
释义	Definition of re-evaluate in English: re-evaluate verb [with object] Evaluate again or differently. fifteen patients were re-evaluated after six months I began to re-evaluate my life Example sentencesExamples That begins a chain of events that leads him to re-evaluate his life and beliefs. Sources said that global insurers have begun once again re-evaluating the risk ratings of the domestic insurance market. Christmas too has been a damp squib for the merchants and businesses as people rethink and re-evaluate their priorities. The whole approach to individuals suffering from acute stress reactions and post traumatic disorders as a result of their combat experiences was re-evaluated and revised. Again, connected in part to my new business enterprise I have been re-evaluating my approach to online security. She will be medically re-evaluated during the coming months, and if she improves, that payment may be reduced, the spokesman said. One day after reporting a daily record of 12 deaths, Hong Kong began re-evaluating the drug treatment used in the region, which has seen 88 deaths. The nature of its work dictates that the A & E department will always have an unpredictable workload but Mr Hill said streamlining the hospital's systems and re-evaluating practices would help the process of trying to achieve targets. I think we could all benefit from taking time out now and again and re-evaluating our lives. He takes the old material, looks at it anew, re-evaluates it and puts it into a theatrical context. It is a good example of how the students are re-evaluating traditional objects and making them contemporary. Faith groups are proving effective and the Service is currently re-evaluating its examinations and recruitment process in conjunction with them. The Royal family are undoubtedly part of our historical heritage but how we now deal with that heritage is being, and should be, re-evaluated as we move into the twenty-first century. Company spokesman, Sheena Wallis, said that the project had been re-evaluated and it was the company's intention to drill another exploratory well at the Dragon field later this year. While re-evaluating his life, he gets caught up in a feud between rival Scots-Italian ice-cream sellers. The Inland Revenue's Valuation Office Agency re-evaluates all businesses and non-domestic properties every five years. A spokeswoman for Greater Manchester Police said the force had re-evaluated its own security arrangements but there was no specific intelligence to suggest it was at risk. In the meantime, we will be training our forces, re-evaluating our tactics, marshalling our strength, and, ultimately, keeping our eyes on the prize. The intelligence service was criticised for not re-evaluating its assessments in the light of Mr Blix's reports. Given the context of a man seemingly re-evaluating his sense of inner worth, how does he feel now about his music having been used in car adverts? Synonyms rethink, review, revise, re-examine, reassess, reappraise, think better of, think over, take another look at, relook at, look at in a different light, have another think about Definition of re-evaluate in US English: re-evaluate verbˌriɪˈvæljuˌeɪtˌrēiˈvalyo͞oˌāt [with object] Evaluate again or differently. fifteen patients were re-evaluated after six months I began to re-evaluate my life Example sentencesExamples Christmas too has been a damp squib for the merchants and businesses as people rethink and re-evaluate their priorities. The nature of its work dictates that the A & E department will always have an unpredictable workload but Mr Hill said streamlining the hospital's systems and re-evaluating practices would help the process of trying to achieve targets. I think we could all benefit from taking time out now and again and re-evaluating our lives. Again, connected in part to my new business enterprise I have been re-evaluating my approach to online security. Sources said that global insurers have begun once again re-evaluating the risk ratings of the domestic insurance market. The Royal family are undoubtedly part of our historical heritage but how we now deal with that heritage is being, and should be, re-evaluated as we move into the twenty-first century. One day after reporting a daily record of 12 deaths, Hong Kong began re-evaluating the drug treatment used in the region, which has seen 88 deaths. The whole approach to individuals suffering from acute stress reactions and post traumatic disorders as a result of their combat experiences was re-evaluated and revised. While re-evaluating his life, he gets caught up in a feud between rival Scots-Italian ice-cream sellers. Given the context of a man seemingly re-evaluating his sense of inner worth, how does he feel now about his music having been used in car adverts? She will be medically re-evaluated during the coming months, and if she improves, that payment may be reduced, the spokesman said. It is a good example of how the students are re-evaluating traditional objects and making them contemporary. The Inland Revenue's Valuation Office Agency re-evaluates all businesses and non-domestic properties every five years. He takes the old material, looks at it anew, re-evaluates it and puts it into a theatrical context. That begins a chain of events that leads him to re-evaluate his life and beliefs. In the meantime, we will be training our forces, re-evaluating our tactics, marshalling our strength, and, ultimately, keeping our eyes on the prize. The intelligence service was criticised for not re-evaluating its assessments in the light of Mr Blix's reports. Company spokesman, Sheena Wallis, said that the project had been re-evaluated and it was the company's intention to drill another exploratory well at the Dragon field later this year. Faith groups are proving effective and the Service is currently re-evaluating its examinations and recruitment process in conjunction with them. A spokeswoman for Greater Manchester Police said the force had re-evaluated its own security arrangements but there was no specific intelligence to suggest it was at risk. Synonyms rethink, review, revise, re-examine, reassess, reappraise, think better of, think over, take another look at, relook at, look at in a different light, have another think about
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