Definition of repurpose in English:

repurpose

verb riːˈpɜːpəsrēˈpərpəs

[with object]

Adapt for use in a different purpose.
they've taken a product that was originally designed for the CD-ROM and repurposed it for the Microsoft Network
Example sentencesExamples
- The question then becomes: ‘Can you retrain them, repurpose them, at least give them advance notice?’
- The management plans to make PDF the common format to drive business-to-business e-commerce enabling documents to be stored in a PDF master and repurposed for different devices.
- Lee has big plans for repackaging and repurposing Spock's work.
- CDP provides atomic data sets for repurposing with far more flexibility than snapshots.
- In this story we're going to analyze and compare several different types of thin media clients, plus we'll compare them to repurposing an old laptop or desktop.
- By now, it's widely known that Lucas freely engages in updating, altering, and repurposing his former works.
- Tape is used to capture terabytes of data for later use and repurposing.
- Why spend millions on buying and implementing a new system if you can repurpose your existing applications and data to deliver the same benefits of a new system?
- But once you get to that, you start looking at new ways of repurposing the materials.
- What steps are you taking to repurpose data for future use?
- The city of Schwabisch Hall in December also decided to repurpose a few hundred Microsoft PCs with Linux.
- But repurpose the components judiciously - your new PC may demand faster RAM, a more potent graphics card, or a larger hard drive.
- Is Google right to take in this information and repurpose it through Google News?
- As noted, museum partners are encouraged to repurpose contextual information published in exhibition catalogues and educational materials.
- In a sense, people asked implicitly for the new section simply by repurposing the original one.
- This begins to identify what may be called a ‘storage media cascade’ that allows corporations to repurpose hardware according to its relative availability rating.
- More recently, database-producing companies have looked to the Web both as a distribution channel for their established information and for innovative ways to repurpose that data.
- But the drag persists on the hardware side, where we're still repurposing Windows laptops for Linux.
- It's not about repurposing some e-commerce engine for every Johnny-come-lately who wants to get on the Web.
- Quite often, the best solution is to repurpose an old desktop or laptop PC to act as your media client, since a playback-only device requires modest hardware.

Definition of repurpose in US English:

repurpose

verbrēˈpərpəs

[with object]

Adapt for use in a different purpose.
they've taken a product that was originally designed for a CD-ROM and repurposed it for the Microsoft Network
Example sentencesExamples
- The management plans to make PDF the common format to drive business-to-business e-commerce enabling documents to be stored in a PDF master and repurposed for different devices.
- As noted, museum partners are encouraged to repurpose contextual information published in exhibition catalogues and educational materials.
- Why spend millions on buying and implementing a new system if you can repurpose your existing applications and data to deliver the same benefits of a new system?
- But once you get to that, you start looking at new ways of repurposing the materials.
- The question then becomes: ‘Can you retrain them, repurpose them, at least give them advance notice?’
- By now, it's widely known that Lucas freely engages in updating, altering, and repurposing his former works.
- It's not about repurposing some e-commerce engine for every Johnny-come-lately who wants to get on the Web.
- But repurpose the components judiciously - your new PC may demand faster RAM, a more potent graphics card, or a larger hard drive.
- Quite often, the best solution is to repurpose an old desktop or laptop PC to act as your media client, since a playback-only device requires modest hardware.
- More recently, database-producing companies have looked to the Web both as a distribution channel for their established information and for innovative ways to repurpose that data.
- In this story we're going to analyze and compare several different types of thin media clients, plus we'll compare them to repurposing an old laptop or desktop.
- In a sense, people asked implicitly for the new section simply by repurposing the original one.
- Lee has big plans for repackaging and repurposing Spock's work.
- What steps are you taking to repurpose data for future use?
- Tape is used to capture terabytes of data for later use and repurposing.
- CDP provides atomic data sets for repurposing with far more flexibility than snapshots.
- Is Google right to take in this information and repurpose it through Google News?
- This begins to identify what may be called a ‘storage media cascade’ that allows corporations to repurpose hardware according to its relative availability rating.
- The city of Schwabisch Hall in December also decided to repurpose a few hundred Microsoft PCs with Linux.
- But the drag persists on the hardware side, where we're still repurposing Windows laptops for Linux.

单词	repurpose
释义	Definition of repurpose in English: repurpose verb riːˈpɜːpəsrēˈpərpəs [with object] Adapt for use in a different purpose. they've taken a product that was originally designed for the CD-ROM and repurposed it for the Microsoft Network Example sentencesExamples The question then becomes: ‘Can you retrain them, repurpose them, at least give them advance notice?’ The management plans to make PDF the common format to drive business-to-business e-commerce enabling documents to be stored in a PDF master and repurposed for different devices. Lee has big plans for repackaging and repurposing Spock's work. CDP provides atomic data sets for repurposing with far more flexibility than snapshots. In this story we're going to analyze and compare several different types of thin media clients, plus we'll compare them to repurposing an old laptop or desktop. By now, it's widely known that Lucas freely engages in updating, altering, and repurposing his former works. Tape is used to capture terabytes of data for later use and repurposing. Why spend millions on buying and implementing a new system if you can repurpose your existing applications and data to deliver the same benefits of a new system? But once you get to that, you start looking at new ways of repurposing the materials. What steps are you taking to repurpose data for future use? The city of Schwabisch Hall in December also decided to repurpose a few hundred Microsoft PCs with Linux. But repurpose the components judiciously - your new PC may demand faster RAM, a more potent graphics card, or a larger hard drive. Is Google right to take in this information and repurpose it through Google News? As noted, museum partners are encouraged to repurpose contextual information published in exhibition catalogues and educational materials. In a sense, people asked implicitly for the new section simply by repurposing the original one. This begins to identify what may be called a ‘storage media cascade’ that allows corporations to repurpose hardware according to its relative availability rating. More recently, database-producing companies have looked to the Web both as a distribution channel for their established information and for innovative ways to repurpose that data. But the drag persists on the hardware side, where we're still repurposing Windows laptops for Linux. It's not about repurposing some e-commerce engine for every Johnny-come-lately who wants to get on the Web. Quite often, the best solution is to repurpose an old desktop or laptop PC to act as your media client, since a playback-only device requires modest hardware. Definition of repurpose in US English: repurpose verbrēˈpərpəs [with object] Adapt for use in a different purpose. they've taken a product that was originally designed for a CD-ROM and repurposed it for the Microsoft Network Example sentencesExamples The management plans to make PDF the common format to drive business-to-business e-commerce enabling documents to be stored in a PDF master and repurposed for different devices. As noted, museum partners are encouraged to repurpose contextual information published in exhibition catalogues and educational materials. Why spend millions on buying and implementing a new system if you can repurpose your existing applications and data to deliver the same benefits of a new system? But once you get to that, you start looking at new ways of repurposing the materials. The question then becomes: ‘Can you retrain them, repurpose them, at least give them advance notice?’ By now, it's widely known that Lucas freely engages in updating, altering, and repurposing his former works. It's not about repurposing some e-commerce engine for every Johnny-come-lately who wants to get on the Web. But repurpose the components judiciously - your new PC may demand faster RAM, a more potent graphics card, or a larger hard drive. Quite often, the best solution is to repurpose an old desktop or laptop PC to act as your media client, since a playback-only device requires modest hardware. More recently, database-producing companies have looked to the Web both as a distribution channel for their established information and for innovative ways to repurpose that data. In this story we're going to analyze and compare several different types of thin media clients, plus we'll compare them to repurposing an old laptop or desktop. In a sense, people asked implicitly for the new section simply by repurposing the original one. Lee has big plans for repackaging and repurposing Spock's work. What steps are you taking to repurpose data for future use? Tape is used to capture terabytes of data for later use and repurposing. CDP provides atomic data sets for repurposing with far more flexibility than snapshots. Is Google right to take in this information and repurpose it through Google News? This begins to identify what may be called a ‘storage media cascade’ that allows corporations to repurpose hardware according to its relative availability rating. The city of Schwabisch Hall in December also decided to repurpose a few hundred Microsoft PCs with Linux. But the drag persists on the hardware side, where we're still repurposing Windows laptops for Linux.
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