Definition of reintroduction in English:

reintroduction

noun ˌriːɪntrəˈdʌkʃ(ə)nˌriɪntrəˈdəkʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of bringing something, especially a law or system, into existence or effect again.
a possible reintroduction of fees for students across the county
Example sentencesExamples
- There is a compelling argument for the reintroduction of compulsory scripture classes in every secondary, not to mention, business school.
- People who object to the covert reintroduction of rates through the bin tax will have to watch their refuse pile high outside their homes.
- The store is also getting back to its Victorian roots with the reintroduction of the 'Divi', which guarantees a cash payout for customers.
- The move represents, plain and simple, the reintroduction of fees.
- The reintroduction of monarchy would inevitably result.
- The reintroduction of mortgage interest relief led to a lot of nonprofessional investors entering the market.
- People are worried that the Iraqi intervention and an enlargement of the military will lead to the reintroduction of the draft.
- New opportunities in the rental property sector have arisen following the budget's reintroduction of mortgage interest relief.
- Opponents argue that refuse charges are double taxation - a reintroduction of residential rates abolished in the 1970s.
- Thanks to the reintroduction of % financing, carmakers' sales soared in July.
1. 1.1 The action of putting a species of animal or plant back into a former habitat.
  the reintroduction of diverse species of flora
  count noun the first ferret reintroductions took place in Wyoming
  Example sentencesExamples
  The primary goal of the Condor reintroduction project is to change the bird's status from "endangered" to "threatened".
  His efforts have even resulted in the reintroduction of the California condor, which nest on parts of his property.
  Other beneficial changes have been documented since wolf reintroduction into Yellowstone.
  The grower must use every precaution to avoid the possibility of the reintroduction of viruses once the new plantings are established.
  Colorado officials soldiered forward with the reintroduction effort, however, and the first batch of Canadian lynx were set loose in February.
  The initial reintroductions of river otters at high altitudes didn't seem to take.
  Beginning with the first reintroductions in 1992, 13 condors have been reintroduced into the wild in Santa Barbara County.
  Twenty wolves were reintroduced in central Idaho, and the reintroduction was spectacularly successful.
  The Nene, or Hawaiian Goose, was bred at the Wildfowl Trust in England until enough were available for reintroduction to Maui.
  He'll also study the introduction and reintroduction of other plants on other types of soil.

Definition of reintroduction in US English:

reintroduction

nounˌriɪntrəˈdəkʃ(ə)nˌrēintrəˈdəkSH(ə)n

1The action of bringing something, especially a law or system, into existence or effect again.
a possible reintroduction of fees for students across the county
Example sentencesExamples
- The reintroduction of monarchy would inevitably result.
- People are worried that the Iraqi intervention and an enlargement of the military will lead to the reintroduction of the draft.
- Thanks to the reintroduction of % financing, carmakers' sales soared in July.
- People who object to the covert reintroduction of rates through the bin tax will have to watch their refuse pile high outside their homes.
- New opportunities in the rental property sector have arisen following the budget's reintroduction of mortgage interest relief.
- There is a compelling argument for the reintroduction of compulsory scripture classes in every secondary, not to mention, business school.
- The reintroduction of mortgage interest relief led to a lot of nonprofessional investors entering the market.
- The store is also getting back to its Victorian roots with the reintroduction of the 'Divi', which guarantees a cash payout for customers.
- The move represents, plain and simple, the reintroduction of fees.
- Opponents argue that refuse charges are double taxation - a reintroduction of residential rates abolished in the 1970s.
1. 1.1 The action of putting a species of animal or plant back into a former habitat.
  the reintroduction of diverse species of flora
  count noun the first ferret reintroductions took place in Wyoming
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Nene, or Hawaiian Goose, was bred at the Wildfowl Trust in England until enough were available for reintroduction to Maui.
  The grower must use every precaution to avoid the possibility of the reintroduction of viruses once the new plantings are established.
  Colorado officials soldiered forward with the reintroduction effort, however, and the first batch of Canadian lynx were set loose in February.
  His efforts have even resulted in the reintroduction of the California condor, which nest on parts of his property.
  The initial reintroductions of river otters at high altitudes didn't seem to take.
  The primary goal of the Condor reintroduction project is to change the bird's status from "endangered" to "threatened".
  Twenty wolves were reintroduced in central Idaho, and the reintroduction was spectacularly successful.
  Beginning with the first reintroductions in 1992, 13 condors have been reintroduced into the wild in Santa Barbara County.
  He'll also study the introduction and reintroduction of other plants on other types of soil.
  Other beneficial changes have been documented since wolf reintroduction into Yellowstone.

词汇	reintroduction
释义	Definition of reintroduction in English: reintroduction noun ˌriːɪntrəˈdʌkʃ(ə)nˌriɪntrəˈdəkʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of bringing something, especially a law or system, into existence or effect again. a possible reintroduction of fees for students across the county Example sentencesExamples There is a compelling argument for the reintroduction of compulsory scripture classes in every secondary, not to mention, business school. People who object to the covert reintroduction of rates through the bin tax will have to watch their refuse pile high outside their homes. The store is also getting back to its Victorian roots with the reintroduction of the 'Divi', which guarantees a cash payout for customers. The move represents, plain and simple, the reintroduction of fees. The reintroduction of monarchy would inevitably result. The reintroduction of mortgage interest relief led to a lot of nonprofessional investors entering the market. People are worried that the Iraqi intervention and an enlargement of the military will lead to the reintroduction of the draft. New opportunities in the rental property sector have arisen following the budget's reintroduction of mortgage interest relief. Opponents argue that refuse charges are double taxation - a reintroduction of residential rates abolished in the 1970s. Thanks to the reintroduction of % financing, carmakers' sales soared in July. 1.1 The action of putting a species of animal or plant back into a former habitat. the reintroduction of diverse species of flora count noun the first ferret reintroductions took place in Wyoming Example sentencesExamples The primary goal of the Condor reintroduction project is to change the bird's status from "endangered" to "threatened". His efforts have even resulted in the reintroduction of the California condor, which nest on parts of his property. Other beneficial changes have been documented since wolf reintroduction into Yellowstone. The grower must use every precaution to avoid the possibility of the reintroduction of viruses once the new plantings are established. Colorado officials soldiered forward with the reintroduction effort, however, and the first batch of Canadian lynx were set loose in February. The initial reintroductions of river otters at high altitudes didn't seem to take. Beginning with the first reintroductions in 1992, 13 condors have been reintroduced into the wild in Santa Barbara County. Twenty wolves were reintroduced in central Idaho, and the reintroduction was spectacularly successful. The Nene, or Hawaiian Goose, was bred at the Wildfowl Trust in England until enough were available for reintroduction to Maui. He'll also study the introduction and reintroduction of other plants on other types of soil. Definition of reintroduction in US English: reintroduction nounˌriɪntrəˈdəkʃ(ə)nˌrēintrəˈdəkSH(ə)n 1The action of bringing something, especially a law or system, into existence or effect again. a possible reintroduction of fees for students across the county Example sentencesExamples The reintroduction of monarchy would inevitably result. People are worried that the Iraqi intervention and an enlargement of the military will lead to the reintroduction of the draft. Thanks to the reintroduction of % financing, carmakers' sales soared in July. People who object to the covert reintroduction of rates through the bin tax will have to watch their refuse pile high outside their homes. New opportunities in the rental property sector have arisen following the budget's reintroduction of mortgage interest relief. There is a compelling argument for the reintroduction of compulsory scripture classes in every secondary, not to mention, business school. The reintroduction of mortgage interest relief led to a lot of nonprofessional investors entering the market. The store is also getting back to its Victorian roots with the reintroduction of the 'Divi', which guarantees a cash payout for customers. The move represents, plain and simple, the reintroduction of fees. Opponents argue that refuse charges are double taxation - a reintroduction of residential rates abolished in the 1970s. 1.1 The action of putting a species of animal or plant back into a former habitat. the reintroduction of diverse species of flora count noun the first ferret reintroductions took place in Wyoming Example sentencesExamples The Nene, or Hawaiian Goose, was bred at the Wildfowl Trust in England until enough were available for reintroduction to Maui. The grower must use every precaution to avoid the possibility of the reintroduction of viruses once the new plantings are established. Colorado officials soldiered forward with the reintroduction effort, however, and the first batch of Canadian lynx were set loose in February. His efforts have even resulted in the reintroduction of the California condor, which nest on parts of his property. The initial reintroductions of river otters at high altitudes didn't seem to take. The primary goal of the Condor reintroduction project is to change the bird's status from "endangered" to "threatened". Twenty wolves were reintroduced in central Idaho, and the reintroduction was spectacularly successful. Beginning with the first reintroductions in 1992, 13 condors have been reintroduced into the wild in Santa Barbara County. He'll also study the introduction and reintroduction of other plants on other types of soil. Other beneficial changes have been documented since wolf reintroduction into Yellowstone.
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