Definition of relook in English:

relook

nounˈriːlʊk

A reconsideration or re-examination of something.
the government should take a relook into the earlier appeals

verb ˈriːlʊk

[no object]

1Reconsider or re-examine something.
the country must relook at its policies
laws would need to be relooked and changed
1. 1.1Indian with object Reconsider or re-examine.
  we will relook the previous proposal
  laws would need to be relooked and changed

Origin

Late 18th century (as a verb): from re- + look; the term is now more frequently used in South and SE Asian English than in British or American English.

Definition of relook in US English:

relook

noun

A reconsideration or re-examination of something.
the government should take a relook into the earlier appeals

verb

[no object]

1Reconsider or re-examine something.
the country must relook at its policies
laws would need to be relooked and changed
1. 1.1Indian with object Reconsider or re-examine.
  we will relook the previous proposal
  laws would need to be relooked and changed

Origin

Late 18th century (as a verb): from re- + look; the term is now more frequently used in South and SE Asian English than in British or American English.

单词	relook
释义	Definition of relook in English: relook nounˈriːlʊk A reconsideration or re-examination of something. the government should take a relook into the earlier appeals verb ˈriːlʊk [no object] 1Reconsider or re-examine something. the country must relook at its policies laws would need to be relooked and changed 1.1Indian with object Reconsider or re-examine. we will relook the previous proposal laws would need to be relooked and changed Origin Late 18th century (as a verb): from re- + look; the term is now more frequently used in South and SE Asian English than in British or American English. Definition of relook in US English: relook noun A reconsideration or re-examination of something. the government should take a relook into the earlier appeals verb [no object] 1Reconsider or re-examine something. the country must relook at its policies laws would need to be relooked and changed 1.1Indian with object Reconsider or re-examine. we will relook the previous proposal laws would need to be relooked and changed Origin Late 18th century (as a verb): from re- + look; the term is now more frequently used in South and SE Asian English than in British or American English.
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