Definition of reassay in English:

reassay

noun ˌriːˈaseɪ

The action of reassay; an instance of this, a second or subsequent assay.

verb ˌriːˈaseɪ

1To retest the purity of (a metal or ore).
2To perform a second or subsequent biochemical, physiological, or immunological assay of (a sample) to assess the strength or activity of a biologically active substance.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Acts of Assembly, Island Jamaica. Either from re- + assay, or directly from reassay
late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From re- + assay.

Definition of reassay in US English:

reassay

nounˌriːˈaseɪ

The action of reassay; an instance of this, a second or subsequent assay.

verbˌriːˈaseɪ

1To retest the purity of (a metal or ore).
2To perform a second or subsequent biochemical, physiological, or immunological assay of (a sample) to assess the strength or activity of a biologically active substance.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Acts of Assembly, Island Jamaica. Either from re- + assay, or directly from reassay<br>late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From re- + assay.

词汇	reassay
释义	Definition of reassay in English: reassay noun ˌriːˈaseɪ The action of reassay; an instance of this, a second or subsequent assay. verb ˌriːˈaseɪ 1To retest the purity of (a metal or ore). 2To perform a second or subsequent biochemical, physiological, or immunological assay of (a sample) to assess the strength or activity of a biologically active substance. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Acts of Assembly, Island Jamaica. Either from re- + assay, or directly from reassay late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From re- + assay. Definition of reassay in US English: reassay nounˌriːˈaseɪ The action of reassay; an instance of this, a second or subsequent assay. verbˌriːˈaseɪ 1To retest the purity of (a metal or ore). 2To perform a second or subsequent biochemical, physiological, or immunological assay of (a sample) to assess the strength or activity of a biologically active substance. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Acts of Assembly, Island Jamaica. Either from re- + assay, or directly from reassay<br>late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From re- + assay.
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