Definition of recarry in English:

recarry

verb ˌriːˈkari

1with object To carry, bear, or convey back or again. Frequently in "to carry and recarry".
2with object To retake or reclaim (a town, position, ship, etc.) from the enemy by military assault. Now chiefly: to regain (a district, etc.) in an election.

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. From re- + carry. Compare Middle French rapporter, classical Latin reportāre.

verbˌriːˈkari

1with object To carry, bear, or convey back or again. Frequently in "to carry and recarry".
2with object To retake or reclaim (a town, position, ship, etc.) from the enemy by military assault. Now chiefly: to regain (a district, etc.) in an election.

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. From re- + carry. Compare Middle French rapporter, classical Latin reportāre.

词汇	recarry
释义	Definition of recarry in English: recarry verb ˌriːˈkari 1with object To carry, bear, or convey back or again. Frequently in "to carry and recarry". 2with object To retake or reclaim (a town, position, ship, etc.) from the enemy by military assault. Now chiefly: to regain (a district, etc.) in an election. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. From re- + carry. Compare Middle French rapporter, classical Latin reportāre. Definition of recarry in US English: recarry verbˌriːˈkari 1with object To carry, bear, or convey back or again. Frequently in "to carry and recarry". 2with object To retake or reclaim (a town, position, ship, etc.) from the enemy by military assault. Now chiefly: to regain (a district, etc.) in an election. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. From re- + carry. Compare Middle French rapporter, classical Latin reportāre.
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