Definition of rechristen in English:

rechristen

verb riːˈkrɪs(ə)nˌriˈkrɪs(ə)n

with object and complement Give a new name to.
重新命名；给…起新名
the brewery rechristened the pub The Brown Trout
酿酒厂给这个酒馆重新取名为“棕色鲑鱼”。
Example sentencesExamples
- It was an 18-month, gruelling journey for the elephant which was rechristened Sultan Suleyman by the king after the great enemy of Europe in those days.
- But careful breeding made it palatable, and it was rechristened Kiwi fruit in New Zealand after its introduction there in the early twentieth century.
- More news on Andy McCluskey's new project: The girl band formerly known as The Automatic Kittens have now been rechristened Atomic Kitten.
- Celtic influence in the region gave the town the name of Belfast before it was rechristened Port Fairy in 1887.
- Even Prodi himself once memorably rechristened the Stability Pact the ‘Stupidity Pact’, when he was President of the European Commission.
- His father Thomas ran the ABC cinema in York, his mother Ruby, who rechristened herself Robbie, was a teacher.
- Frank is suddenly back at the top of the charts and his record company signs his girlfriend and rechristens her Furious.
- Named Tecumseh after the Shawnee leader, he was rechristened William in a Catholic ceremony at age 9, after he was informally adopted by a prominent Ohio politician when his father died.
- It was only 8 years down the line that Phil Knight rechristened the shoes he sold as ‘Nike’ - from the Greek goddess of victory.
- It was only rechristened the Yorkshire Evening Press in 1905, the same year in which the Saturday Football Press first appeared.
- The food retailing chain had started operating as Pizza Express in the late 90s but was rechristened San Marzano in 2001 (with the exception of the UK).
- He takes a liking to Frankie, who he rechristens Kid Frankie - everyone in a film like this has to have a nickname - and brings him on board as a chauffeur and general dogsbody.
- The Men's Institute folded in 1972 and the building was rechristened the Village Hall, although villagers with the longest memories still use the old name.
- French duke Louis-Phillipe-Joseph rechristened himself Phillipe Egalit in an attempt to save face - literally - after the French Revolution.
- She didn't become Greta Garbo until Mauritz Stiller, the director who discovered her and took her to Hollywood, rechristened her in 1924.
- Perhaps Terence Milligan, as he was until he was rechristened during the war (after the spike on the end of his double bass), does not wholly approve of Spike Milligan.
- But she allowed him to rechristen her Loren - she had been using the name Lazzaro - and send her to drama lessons.
- Sergent, who knew the pair, wrote the excellent script and takes the part of Bell - whom he rather oddly rechristens Rodney Pump while permitting Smith to keep his own name.
- Zaire, as the Congo was rechristened, had its natural resources plundered to fund his passion for flashy cars and chartered Concorde flights - this at a time when the country's average annual income was below $120.
- His colleague F. O. Mathiessen rechristened the mid-nineteenth-century literary flowering in New England as the ‘American Renaissance.’

Definition of rechristen in US English:

rechristen

verbˌrēˈkris(ə)nˌriˈkrɪs(ə)n

with object and complement Give a new name to.
重新命名；给…起新名
he rechristened Zaire the Democratic Republic of Congo
Example sentencesExamples
- It was only 8 years down the line that Phil Knight rechristened the shoes he sold as ‘Nike’ - from the Greek goddess of victory.
- But she allowed him to rechristen her Loren - she had been using the name Lazzaro - and send her to drama lessons.
- Perhaps Terence Milligan, as he was until he was rechristened during the war (after the spike on the end of his double bass), does not wholly approve of Spike Milligan.
- More news on Andy McCluskey's new project: The girl band formerly known as The Automatic Kittens have now been rechristened Atomic Kitten.
- French duke Louis-Phillipe-Joseph rechristened himself Phillipe Egalit in an attempt to save face - literally - after the French Revolution.
- The Men's Institute folded in 1972 and the building was rechristened the Village Hall, although villagers with the longest memories still use the old name.
- Celtic influence in the region gave the town the name of Belfast before it was rechristened Port Fairy in 1887.
- Even Prodi himself once memorably rechristened the Stability Pact the ‘Stupidity Pact’, when he was President of the European Commission.
- Named Tecumseh after the Shawnee leader, he was rechristened William in a Catholic ceremony at age 9, after he was informally adopted by a prominent Ohio politician when his father died.
- Zaire, as the Congo was rechristened, had its natural resources plundered to fund his passion for flashy cars and chartered Concorde flights - this at a time when the country's average annual income was below $120.
- It was an 18-month, gruelling journey for the elephant which was rechristened Sultan Suleyman by the king after the great enemy of Europe in those days.
- His colleague F. O. Mathiessen rechristened the mid-nineteenth-century literary flowering in New England as the ‘American Renaissance.’
- His father Thomas ran the ABC cinema in York, his mother Ruby, who rechristened herself Robbie, was a teacher.
- He takes a liking to Frankie, who he rechristens Kid Frankie - everyone in a film like this has to have a nickname - and brings him on board as a chauffeur and general dogsbody.
- It was only rechristened the Yorkshire Evening Press in 1905, the same year in which the Saturday Football Press first appeared.
- Frank is suddenly back at the top of the charts and his record company signs his girlfriend and rechristens her Furious.
- But careful breeding made it palatable, and it was rechristened Kiwi fruit in New Zealand after its introduction there in the early twentieth century.
- The food retailing chain had started operating as Pizza Express in the late 90s but was rechristened San Marzano in 2001 (with the exception of the UK).
- Sergent, who knew the pair, wrote the excellent script and takes the part of Bell - whom he rather oddly rechristens Rodney Pump while permitting Smith to keep his own name.
- She didn't become Greta Garbo until Mauritz Stiller, the director who discovered her and took her to Hollywood, rechristened her in 1924.

词汇	rechristen
释义	Definition of rechristen in English: rechristen verb riːˈkrɪs(ə)nˌriˈkrɪs(ə)n with object and complement Give a new name to. 重新命名；给…起新名 the brewery rechristened the pub The Brown Trout 酿酒厂给这个酒馆重新取名为“棕色鲑鱼”。 Example sentencesExamples It was an 18-month, gruelling journey for the elephant which was rechristened Sultan Suleyman by the king after the great enemy of Europe in those days. But careful breeding made it palatable, and it was rechristened Kiwi fruit in New Zealand after its introduction there in the early twentieth century. More news on Andy McCluskey's new project: The girl band formerly known as The Automatic Kittens have now been rechristened Atomic Kitten. Celtic influence in the region gave the town the name of Belfast before it was rechristened Port Fairy in 1887. Even Prodi himself once memorably rechristened the Stability Pact the ‘Stupidity Pact’, when he was President of the European Commission. His father Thomas ran the ABC cinema in York, his mother Ruby, who rechristened herself Robbie, was a teacher. Frank is suddenly back at the top of the charts and his record company signs his girlfriend and rechristens her Furious. Named Tecumseh after the Shawnee leader, he was rechristened William in a Catholic ceremony at age 9, after he was informally adopted by a prominent Ohio politician when his father died. It was only 8 years down the line that Phil Knight rechristened the shoes he sold as ‘Nike’ - from the Greek goddess of victory. It was only rechristened the Yorkshire Evening Press in 1905, the same year in which the Saturday Football Press first appeared. The food retailing chain had started operating as Pizza Express in the late 90s but was rechristened San Marzano in 2001 (with the exception of the UK). He takes a liking to Frankie, who he rechristens Kid Frankie - everyone in a film like this has to have a nickname - and brings him on board as a chauffeur and general dogsbody. The Men's Institute folded in 1972 and the building was rechristened the Village Hall, although villagers with the longest memories still use the old name. French duke Louis-Phillipe-Joseph rechristened himself Phillipe Egalit in an attempt to save face - literally - after the French Revolution. She didn't become Greta Garbo until Mauritz Stiller, the director who discovered her and took her to Hollywood, rechristened her in 1924. Perhaps Terence Milligan, as he was until he was rechristened during the war (after the spike on the end of his double bass), does not wholly approve of Spike Milligan. But she allowed him to rechristen her Loren - she had been using the name Lazzaro - and send her to drama lessons. Sergent, who knew the pair, wrote the excellent script and takes the part of Bell - whom he rather oddly rechristens Rodney Pump while permitting Smith to keep his own name. Zaire, as the Congo was rechristened, had its natural resources plundered to fund his passion for flashy cars and chartered Concorde flights - this at a time when the country's average annual income was below $120. His colleague F. O. Mathiessen rechristened the mid-nineteenth-century literary flowering in New England as the ‘American Renaissance.’ Definition of rechristen in US English: rechristen verbˌrēˈkris(ə)nˌriˈkrɪs(ə)n with object and complement Give a new name to. 重新命名；给…起新名 he rechristened Zaire the Democratic Republic of Congo Example sentencesExamples It was only 8 years down the line that Phil Knight rechristened the shoes he sold as ‘Nike’ - from the Greek goddess of victory. But she allowed him to rechristen her Loren - she had been using the name Lazzaro - and send her to drama lessons. Perhaps Terence Milligan, as he was until he was rechristened during the war (after the spike on the end of his double bass), does not wholly approve of Spike Milligan. More news on Andy McCluskey's new project: The girl band formerly known as The Automatic Kittens have now been rechristened Atomic Kitten. French duke Louis-Phillipe-Joseph rechristened himself Phillipe Egalit in an attempt to save face - literally - after the French Revolution. The Men's Institute folded in 1972 and the building was rechristened the Village Hall, although villagers with the longest memories still use the old name. Celtic influence in the region gave the town the name of Belfast before it was rechristened Port Fairy in 1887. Even Prodi himself once memorably rechristened the Stability Pact the ‘Stupidity Pact’, when he was President of the European Commission. Named Tecumseh after the Shawnee leader, he was rechristened William in a Catholic ceremony at age 9, after he was informally adopted by a prominent Ohio politician when his father died. Zaire, as the Congo was rechristened, had its natural resources plundered to fund his passion for flashy cars and chartered Concorde flights - this at a time when the country's average annual income was below $120. It was an 18-month, gruelling journey for the elephant which was rechristened Sultan Suleyman by the king after the great enemy of Europe in those days. His colleague F. O. Mathiessen rechristened the mid-nineteenth-century literary flowering in New England as the ‘American Renaissance.’ His father Thomas ran the ABC cinema in York, his mother Ruby, who rechristened herself Robbie, was a teacher. He takes a liking to Frankie, who he rechristens Kid Frankie - everyone in a film like this has to have a nickname - and brings him on board as a chauffeur and general dogsbody. It was only rechristened the Yorkshire Evening Press in 1905, the same year in which the Saturday Football Press first appeared. Frank is suddenly back at the top of the charts and his record company signs his girlfriend and rechristens her Furious. But careful breeding made it palatable, and it was rechristened Kiwi fruit in New Zealand after its introduction there in the early twentieth century. The food retailing chain had started operating as Pizza Express in the late 90s but was rechristened San Marzano in 2001 (with the exception of the UK). Sergent, who knew the pair, wrote the excellent script and takes the part of Bell - whom he rather oddly rechristens Rodney Pump while permitting Smith to keep his own name. She didn't become Greta Garbo until Mauritz Stiller, the director who discovered her and took her to Hollywood, rechristened her in 1924.
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