Definition of reprocess in English:

reprocess

verb riːˈprəʊsɛs

[with object]

Process (something, especially spent nuclear fuel) again or differently, typically in order to reuse it.
the costs of reprocessing radioactive waste
Example sentencesExamples
- If robots can be employed to safely concentrate and reprocess the radioactive materials, they might even be valuable.
- Secondly, the USA claimed satellite photographs had revealed the existence of a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant.
- The Livingston-based company, which reprocesses alloys for the aeronautics industry, struck upon a novel solution through the Scottish Networks International programme run by the British Council Scotland.
- Attached to the exhibit building, is the ‘Marsh Machine,’ an ecological wastewater treatment system that reprocesses all the water from the visitor center.
- It can also help companies identify ways to reprocess materials.
- You put glasses on and everything is clear, but with hearing aids, your brain has to learn to reprocess sounds.
- Whilst the Russian Atomic Energy Ministry has talked about reprocessing the spent fuel and not storing it, critics say that the ministry will use the foreign funds to finance new reactors.
- North Korea got America's attention big time last month when it claimed it had reprocessed enough spent nuclear fuel rods to make plenty of nuclear weapons.
- The plant reprocesses deadly plutonium to make fuel for nuclear power stations.
- She says if there are to be new nuclear power stations, the Government will have to help finance them - by reducing, for example, British Energy's liability for reprocessing its spent nuclear fuel.
- Keep in mind that the reprocessor becomes the manufacturer when it reprocesses the item.
- We'll watch that with interest, but it's an economical benefit to the French government to reprocess the spent fuel rods.
- Sir, we hear reports that North Korea supposedly claiming to have reprocessed all of its spent nuclear fuel rods.
- A veteran scientist who used to work at Japan's space exploration agency, Dr. Nitta has put together machines that pump waste out, reprocess it, and pump it back in again in a more useable, life - sustaining form.
- What we seem to have forgotten in the UK is that re-use of glass makes far more sense than ‘recycling’, or reprocessing old glass.
- Eventually, they discovered they could reprocess industrial fiberglass until it met aerospace specifications.
- This bill was intended to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to require any person who reprocesses a medical device to comply with specific safety standards.
- With over 1,300 sites nationwide, Rehab Recycling Partnership is responsible for 90% of Ireland's bottle bank network and currently reprocesses around 30,000 tonnes of glass a year - representing over 90 million bottles and jars.
- He will then mix all of the ingredients together in the blending silos, reprocess it, and make ricotta cheese out of that blend.
- Intelligence experts say North Korea could build several nuclear bombs within months if it reprocesses all of its 8,000 spent fuel rods.
Synonyms
reuse, convert into something, reclaim, recover

Definition of reprocess in US English:

reprocess

verb

[with object]

Process (something, especially spent nuclear fuel) again or differently, typically in order to reuse it.
the costs of reprocessing radioactive waste
Example sentencesExamples
- This bill was intended to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to require any person who reprocesses a medical device to comply with specific safety standards.
- The Livingston-based company, which reprocesses alloys for the aeronautics industry, struck upon a novel solution through the Scottish Networks International programme run by the British Council Scotland.
- What we seem to have forgotten in the UK is that re-use of glass makes far more sense than ‘recycling’, or reprocessing old glass.
- Attached to the exhibit building, is the ‘Marsh Machine,’ an ecological wastewater treatment system that reprocesses all the water from the visitor center.
- North Korea got America's attention big time last month when it claimed it had reprocessed enough spent nuclear fuel rods to make plenty of nuclear weapons.
- You put glasses on and everything is clear, but with hearing aids, your brain has to learn to reprocess sounds.
- With over 1,300 sites nationwide, Rehab Recycling Partnership is responsible for 90% of Ireland's bottle bank network and currently reprocesses around 30,000 tonnes of glass a year - representing over 90 million bottles and jars.
- It can also help companies identify ways to reprocess materials.
- He will then mix all of the ingredients together in the blending silos, reprocess it, and make ricotta cheese out of that blend.
- We'll watch that with interest, but it's an economical benefit to the French government to reprocess the spent fuel rods.
- If robots can be employed to safely concentrate and reprocess the radioactive materials, they might even be valuable.
- Sir, we hear reports that North Korea supposedly claiming to have reprocessed all of its spent nuclear fuel rods.
- A veteran scientist who used to work at Japan's space exploration agency, Dr. Nitta has put together machines that pump waste out, reprocess it, and pump it back in again in a more useable, life - sustaining form.
- The plant reprocesses deadly plutonium to make fuel for nuclear power stations.
- Intelligence experts say North Korea could build several nuclear bombs within months if it reprocesses all of its 8,000 spent fuel rods.
- Whilst the Russian Atomic Energy Ministry has talked about reprocessing the spent fuel and not storing it, critics say that the ministry will use the foreign funds to finance new reactors.
- She says if there are to be new nuclear power stations, the Government will have to help finance them - by reducing, for example, British Energy's liability for reprocessing its spent nuclear fuel.
- Eventually, they discovered they could reprocess industrial fiberglass until it met aerospace specifications.
- Secondly, the USA claimed satellite photographs had revealed the existence of a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant.
- Keep in mind that the reprocessor becomes the manufacturer when it reprocesses the item.
Synonyms
reuse, convert into something, reclaim, recover

单词	reprocess
释义	Definition of reprocess in English: reprocess verb riːˈprəʊsɛs [with object] Process (something, especially spent nuclear fuel) again or differently, typically in order to reuse it. the costs of reprocessing radioactive waste Example sentencesExamples If robots can be employed to safely concentrate and reprocess the radioactive materials, they might even be valuable. Secondly, the USA claimed satellite photographs had revealed the existence of a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant. The Livingston-based company, which reprocesses alloys for the aeronautics industry, struck upon a novel solution through the Scottish Networks International programme run by the British Council Scotland. Attached to the exhibit building, is the ‘Marsh Machine,’ an ecological wastewater treatment system that reprocesses all the water from the visitor center. It can also help companies identify ways to reprocess materials. You put glasses on and everything is clear, but with hearing aids, your brain has to learn to reprocess sounds. Whilst the Russian Atomic Energy Ministry has talked about reprocessing the spent fuel and not storing it, critics say that the ministry will use the foreign funds to finance new reactors. North Korea got America's attention big time last month when it claimed it had reprocessed enough spent nuclear fuel rods to make plenty of nuclear weapons. The plant reprocesses deadly plutonium to make fuel for nuclear power stations. She says if there are to be new nuclear power stations, the Government will have to help finance them - by reducing, for example, British Energy's liability for reprocessing its spent nuclear fuel. Keep in mind that the reprocessor becomes the manufacturer when it reprocesses the item. We'll watch that with interest, but it's an economical benefit to the French government to reprocess the spent fuel rods. Sir, we hear reports that North Korea supposedly claiming to have reprocessed all of its spent nuclear fuel rods. A veteran scientist who used to work at Japan's space exploration agency, Dr. Nitta has put together machines that pump waste out, reprocess it, and pump it back in again in a more useable, life - sustaining form. What we seem to have forgotten in the UK is that re-use of glass makes far more sense than ‘recycling’, or reprocessing old glass. Eventually, they discovered they could reprocess industrial fiberglass until it met aerospace specifications. This bill was intended to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to require any person who reprocesses a medical device to comply with specific safety standards. With over 1,300 sites nationwide, Rehab Recycling Partnership is responsible for 90% of Ireland's bottle bank network and currently reprocesses around 30,000 tonnes of glass a year - representing over 90 million bottles and jars. He will then mix all of the ingredients together in the blending silos, reprocess it, and make ricotta cheese out of that blend. Intelligence experts say North Korea could build several nuclear bombs within months if it reprocesses all of its 8,000 spent fuel rods. Synonyms reuse, convert into something, reclaim, recover Definition of reprocess in US English: reprocess verb [with object] Process (something, especially spent nuclear fuel) again or differently, typically in order to reuse it. the costs of reprocessing radioactive waste Example sentencesExamples This bill was intended to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to require any person who reprocesses a medical device to comply with specific safety standards. The Livingston-based company, which reprocesses alloys for the aeronautics industry, struck upon a novel solution through the Scottish Networks International programme run by the British Council Scotland. What we seem to have forgotten in the UK is that re-use of glass makes far more sense than ‘recycling’, or reprocessing old glass. Attached to the exhibit building, is the ‘Marsh Machine,’ an ecological wastewater treatment system that reprocesses all the water from the visitor center. North Korea got America's attention big time last month when it claimed it had reprocessed enough spent nuclear fuel rods to make plenty of nuclear weapons. You put glasses on and everything is clear, but with hearing aids, your brain has to learn to reprocess sounds. With over 1,300 sites nationwide, Rehab Recycling Partnership is responsible for 90% of Ireland's bottle bank network and currently reprocesses around 30,000 tonnes of glass a year - representing over 90 million bottles and jars. It can also help companies identify ways to reprocess materials. He will then mix all of the ingredients together in the blending silos, reprocess it, and make ricotta cheese out of that blend. We'll watch that with interest, but it's an economical benefit to the French government to reprocess the spent fuel rods. If robots can be employed to safely concentrate and reprocess the radioactive materials, they might even be valuable. Sir, we hear reports that North Korea supposedly claiming to have reprocessed all of its spent nuclear fuel rods. A veteran scientist who used to work at Japan's space exploration agency, Dr. Nitta has put together machines that pump waste out, reprocess it, and pump it back in again in a more useable, life - sustaining form. The plant reprocesses deadly plutonium to make fuel for nuclear power stations. Intelligence experts say North Korea could build several nuclear bombs within months if it reprocesses all of its 8,000 spent fuel rods. Whilst the Russian Atomic Energy Ministry has talked about reprocessing the spent fuel and not storing it, critics say that the ministry will use the foreign funds to finance new reactors. She says if there are to be new nuclear power stations, the Government will have to help finance them - by reducing, for example, British Energy's liability for reprocessing its spent nuclear fuel. Eventually, they discovered they could reprocess industrial fiberglass until it met aerospace specifications. Secondly, the USA claimed satellite photographs had revealed the existence of a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant. Keep in mind that the reprocessor becomes the manufacturer when it reprocesses the item. Synonyms reuse, convert into something, reclaim, recover
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