Definition of reintroduce in English:

reintroduce

verb ˌriːɪntrəˈdjuːsˌriɪntrəˈd(j)us

[with object]

1Bring (something, especially a law or system) into existence or effect again.
thirty-six states have reintroduced the death penalty
Example sentencesExamples
- Once the Japanese threat receded, the old laws were reintroduced.
- The government would have to reintroduce a law to hand out fines - not criminal sentences - to people caught with 15 grams of pot or less.
- One of the most persuasive arguments against reintroducing the classical gold standard is the fact that we are now no longer on it.
- He told highway engineers to reintroduce road side parking again which had the effect of slowing down traffic.
- And secondly, we would like to reintroduce the jury system in which of course, like your system, lay people would decide a case.
- It may be too late to reintroduce same-sex schools into the secondary school system throughout the region.
- I deplore the situation where we are pitted against each other for low fees, but reintroducing the fee scale is not an option.
- Instead, the Act reintroduces the equitable rule of shareholder approval.
- It, for example, reintroduced a system of punishment specifically forbidden by the Imperial Abolition Act: the flogging of women.
- More recently governments have reintroduced regulation into the drugs market, partly in an attempt to restrain rises in expenditure, and partly in response to joining the European Union.
- Barring a dramatic change, it looked as if the British Government would have no option but to suspend the institutions and reintroduce direct rule from London.
- Clarke will reintroduce legislation this afternoon.
- Not until Napoleonic times did the State take the situation in hand and reintroduce a rigorous system of licensing to restore professional standards.
- However, with the election of a Liberal government that same night, the possibility that Pupatello might reintroduce the legislation, this time as a government bill, seems high.
- An Emergency Powers Act of 1920 confirmed the government's power to issue regulations in times of emergency and in 1939 many such regulations were reintroduced.
- This transitional phase paved the way for the Gothic system of scripts in which a form/function hierarchy was reintroduced.
- In 1999, we outplanted more than 2,500 silverswords on Mauna Kea, bringing the total reintroduced population to about 4,000.
- We will reintroduce that panel, bring the governor in with it, and talk politics.
- Prime Minister Jean Chretien will have a very brief window of opportunity to reintroduce legislation in September.
- Apparently in thrall to the resignation deadline set by David Trimble, the British government moved towards reintroducing direct rule.
Synonyms
re-establish, restore, resurrect, relaunch, bring back, reinstall, reinstitute, regenerate, revitalize, resuscitate, breathe new life into, give a new lease of life to
1. 1.1 Put (a species of animal or plant) back into a former habitat.
  a scheme to reintroduce wolves to Yellowstone National Park
  Example sentencesExamples
  With Mark's efforts to reintroduce this species to our area, satellite telemetry would definitely benefit this project by making it easier to monitor barn owls in a wider range.
  The display explains how a scheme to reintroduce the species in the 1970s failed and how a new attempt is being made this summer.
  After careful study and assessment, plants are reintroduced into the forests.
  Even as large numbers were reintroduced to former habitats, it was not easy to prove that they were surviving and reproducing, the true measure of the project's success.
  This is the animal that's been reintroduced into Yellowstone, as well as a lot of other places.
  Since its listing in 1967, the Gila topminnow has been reintroduced into more habitat than any other native fish species in the Southwest.
  The listing spurred efforts to protect and restore habitat and to breed and reintroduce the species.
  The loss of two Great Bustards to fox attack has not unduly concerned the band of conservationists who are trying to reintroduce the species to Salisbury Plain.
  Along with protecting animals, Shenandoah officials reintroduced several species to the park.
  Once this happens, the wetland would also be restored - the soil has been compacted due to lack of water and heavy grazing - and the original swamp species could be reintroduced.

Definition of reintroduce in US English:

reintroduce

verbˌriɪntrəˈd(j)usˌrēintrəˈd(y)o͞os

[with object]

1Bring (something, especially a law or system) into existence or effect again.
thirty-six states have reintroduced the death penalty
Example sentencesExamples
- He told highway engineers to reintroduce road side parking again which had the effect of slowing down traffic.
- More recently governments have reintroduced regulation into the drugs market, partly in an attempt to restrain rises in expenditure, and partly in response to joining the European Union.
- An Emergency Powers Act of 1920 confirmed the government's power to issue regulations in times of emergency and in 1939 many such regulations were reintroduced.
- This transitional phase paved the way for the Gothic system of scripts in which a form/function hierarchy was reintroduced.
- However, with the election of a Liberal government that same night, the possibility that Pupatello might reintroduce the legislation, this time as a government bill, seems high.
- I deplore the situation where we are pitted against each other for low fees, but reintroducing the fee scale is not an option.
- And secondly, we would like to reintroduce the jury system in which of course, like your system, lay people would decide a case.
- The government would have to reintroduce a law to hand out fines - not criminal sentences - to people caught with 15 grams of pot or less.
- Apparently in thrall to the resignation deadline set by David Trimble, the British government moved towards reintroducing direct rule.
- Clarke will reintroduce legislation this afternoon.
- Instead, the Act reintroduces the equitable rule of shareholder approval.
- It may be too late to reintroduce same-sex schools into the secondary school system throughout the region.
- Not until Napoleonic times did the State take the situation in hand and reintroduce a rigorous system of licensing to restore professional standards.
- In 1999, we outplanted more than 2,500 silverswords on Mauna Kea, bringing the total reintroduced population to about 4,000.
- One of the most persuasive arguments against reintroducing the classical gold standard is the fact that we are now no longer on it.
- Barring a dramatic change, it looked as if the British Government would have no option but to suspend the institutions and reintroduce direct rule from London.
- Prime Minister Jean Chretien will have a very brief window of opportunity to reintroduce legislation in September.
- We will reintroduce that panel, bring the governor in with it, and talk politics.
- It, for example, reintroduced a system of punishment specifically forbidden by the Imperial Abolition Act: the flogging of women.
- Once the Japanese threat receded, the old laws were reintroduced.
Synonyms
re-establish, restore, resurrect, relaunch, bring back, reinstall, reinstitute, regenerate, revitalize, resuscitate, breathe new life into, give a new lease of life to
1. 1.1 Put (a species of animal or plant) back into a region where it formerly lived.
  a plan to reintroduce wolves to Yellowstone National Park
  Example sentencesExamples
  The listing spurred efforts to protect and restore habitat and to breed and reintroduce the species.
  Along with protecting animals, Shenandoah officials reintroduced several species to the park.
  With Mark's efforts to reintroduce this species to our area, satellite telemetry would definitely benefit this project by making it easier to monitor barn owls in a wider range.
  The loss of two Great Bustards to fox attack has not unduly concerned the band of conservationists who are trying to reintroduce the species to Salisbury Plain.
  Once this happens, the wetland would also be restored - the soil has been compacted due to lack of water and heavy grazing - and the original swamp species could be reintroduced.
  This is the animal that's been reintroduced into Yellowstone, as well as a lot of other places.
  Even as large numbers were reintroduced to former habitats, it was not easy to prove that they were surviving and reproducing, the true measure of the project's success.
  Since its listing in 1967, the Gila topminnow has been reintroduced into more habitat than any other native fish species in the Southwest.
  The display explains how a scheme to reintroduce the species in the 1970s failed and how a new attempt is being made this summer.
  After careful study and assessment, plants are reintroduced into the forests.

单词	reintroduce
释义	Definition of reintroduce in English: reintroduce verb ˌriːɪntrəˈdjuːsˌriɪntrəˈd(j)us [with object] 1Bring (something, especially a law or system) into existence or effect again. thirty-six states have reintroduced the death penalty Example sentencesExamples Once the Japanese threat receded, the old laws were reintroduced. The government would have to reintroduce a law to hand out fines - not criminal sentences - to people caught with 15 grams of pot or less. One of the most persuasive arguments against reintroducing the classical gold standard is the fact that we are now no longer on it. He told highway engineers to reintroduce road side parking again which had the effect of slowing down traffic. And secondly, we would like to reintroduce the jury system in which of course, like your system, lay people would decide a case. It may be too late to reintroduce same-sex schools into the secondary school system throughout the region. I deplore the situation where we are pitted against each other for low fees, but reintroducing the fee scale is not an option. Instead, the Act reintroduces the equitable rule of shareholder approval. It, for example, reintroduced a system of punishment specifically forbidden by the Imperial Abolition Act: the flogging of women. More recently governments have reintroduced regulation into the drugs market, partly in an attempt to restrain rises in expenditure, and partly in response to joining the European Union. Barring a dramatic change, it looked as if the British Government would have no option but to suspend the institutions and reintroduce direct rule from London. Clarke will reintroduce legislation this afternoon. Not until Napoleonic times did the State take the situation in hand and reintroduce a rigorous system of licensing to restore professional standards. However, with the election of a Liberal government that same night, the possibility that Pupatello might reintroduce the legislation, this time as a government bill, seems high. An Emergency Powers Act of 1920 confirmed the government's power to issue regulations in times of emergency and in 1939 many such regulations were reintroduced. This transitional phase paved the way for the Gothic system of scripts in which a form/function hierarchy was reintroduced. In 1999, we outplanted more than 2,500 silverswords on Mauna Kea, bringing the total reintroduced population to about 4,000. We will reintroduce that panel, bring the governor in with it, and talk politics. Prime Minister Jean Chretien will have a very brief window of opportunity to reintroduce legislation in September. Apparently in thrall to the resignation deadline set by David Trimble, the British government moved towards reintroducing direct rule. Synonyms re-establish, restore, resurrect, relaunch, bring back, reinstall, reinstitute, regenerate, revitalize, resuscitate, breathe new life into, give a new lease of life to 1.1 Put (a species of animal or plant) back into a former habitat. a scheme to reintroduce wolves to Yellowstone National Park Example sentencesExamples With Mark's efforts to reintroduce this species to our area, satellite telemetry would definitely benefit this project by making it easier to monitor barn owls in a wider range. The display explains how a scheme to reintroduce the species in the 1970s failed and how a new attempt is being made this summer. After careful study and assessment, plants are reintroduced into the forests. Even as large numbers were reintroduced to former habitats, it was not easy to prove that they were surviving and reproducing, the true measure of the project's success. This is the animal that's been reintroduced into Yellowstone, as well as a lot of other places. Since its listing in 1967, the Gila topminnow has been reintroduced into more habitat than any other native fish species in the Southwest. The listing spurred efforts to protect and restore habitat and to breed and reintroduce the species. The loss of two Great Bustards to fox attack has not unduly concerned the band of conservationists who are trying to reintroduce the species to Salisbury Plain. Along with protecting animals, Shenandoah officials reintroduced several species to the park. Once this happens, the wetland would also be restored - the soil has been compacted due to lack of water and heavy grazing - and the original swamp species could be reintroduced. Definition of reintroduce in US English: reintroduce verbˌriɪntrəˈd(j)usˌrēintrəˈd(y)o͞os [with object] 1Bring (something, especially a law or system) into existence or effect again. thirty-six states have reintroduced the death penalty Example sentencesExamples He told highway engineers to reintroduce road side parking again which had the effect of slowing down traffic. More recently governments have reintroduced regulation into the drugs market, partly in an attempt to restrain rises in expenditure, and partly in response to joining the European Union. An Emergency Powers Act of 1920 confirmed the government's power to issue regulations in times of emergency and in 1939 many such regulations were reintroduced. This transitional phase paved the way for the Gothic system of scripts in which a form/function hierarchy was reintroduced. However, with the election of a Liberal government that same night, the possibility that Pupatello might reintroduce the legislation, this time as a government bill, seems high. I deplore the situation where we are pitted against each other for low fees, but reintroducing the fee scale is not an option. And secondly, we would like to reintroduce the jury system in which of course, like your system, lay people would decide a case. The government would have to reintroduce a law to hand out fines - not criminal sentences - to people caught with 15 grams of pot or less. Apparently in thrall to the resignation deadline set by David Trimble, the British government moved towards reintroducing direct rule. Clarke will reintroduce legislation this afternoon. Instead, the Act reintroduces the equitable rule of shareholder approval. It may be too late to reintroduce same-sex schools into the secondary school system throughout the region. Not until Napoleonic times did the State take the situation in hand and reintroduce a rigorous system of licensing to restore professional standards. In 1999, we outplanted more than 2,500 silverswords on Mauna Kea, bringing the total reintroduced population to about 4,000. One of the most persuasive arguments against reintroducing the classical gold standard is the fact that we are now no longer on it. Barring a dramatic change, it looked as if the British Government would have no option but to suspend the institutions and reintroduce direct rule from London. Prime Minister Jean Chretien will have a very brief window of opportunity to reintroduce legislation in September. We will reintroduce that panel, bring the governor in with it, and talk politics. It, for example, reintroduced a system of punishment specifically forbidden by the Imperial Abolition Act: the flogging of women. Once the Japanese threat receded, the old laws were reintroduced. Synonyms re-establish, restore, resurrect, relaunch, bring back, reinstall, reinstitute, regenerate, revitalize, resuscitate, breathe new life into, give a new lease of life to 1.1 Put (a species of animal or plant) back into a region where it formerly lived. a plan to reintroduce wolves to Yellowstone National Park Example sentencesExamples The listing spurred efforts to protect and restore habitat and to breed and reintroduce the species. Along with protecting animals, Shenandoah officials reintroduced several species to the park. With Mark's efforts to reintroduce this species to our area, satellite telemetry would definitely benefit this project by making it easier to monitor barn owls in a wider range. The loss of two Great Bustards to fox attack has not unduly concerned the band of conservationists who are trying to reintroduce the species to Salisbury Plain. Once this happens, the wetland would also be restored - the soil has been compacted due to lack of water and heavy grazing - and the original swamp species could be reintroduced. This is the animal that's been reintroduced into Yellowstone, as well as a lot of other places. Even as large numbers were reintroduced to former habitats, it was not easy to prove that they were surviving and reproducing, the true measure of the project's success. Since its listing in 1967, the Gila topminnow has been reintroduced into more habitat than any other native fish species in the Southwest. The display explains how a scheme to reintroduce the species in the 1970s failed and how a new attempt is being made this summer. After careful study and assessment, plants are reintroduced into the forests.
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