Definition of relance in English:

relance

noun rɪˈlɑːns

Politics

Especially in the context of European politics: a revival or relaunching (of a policy, strategy, etc.); reorientation.

Origin

1960s. From French relance (1953; earlier in sense ‘(in a ball game) action of throwing the ball, offensive move’) from relancer to throw repeatedly, to throw again, to relaunch from re- + lancer.

Definition of relance in US English:

relance

nounrɪˈlɑːns

Politics

Especially in the context of European politics: a revival or relaunching (of a policy, strategy, etc.); reorientation.

Origin

1960s. From French relance (1953; earlier in sense ‘(in a ball game) action of throwing the ball, offensive move’) from relancer to throw repeatedly, to throw again, to relaunch from re- + lancer.

词汇	relance
释义	Definition of relance in English: relance noun rɪˈlɑːns Politics Especially in the context of European politics: a revival or relaunching (of a policy, strategy, etc.); reorientation. Origin 1960s. From French relance (1953; earlier in sense ‘(in a ball game) action of throwing the ball, offensive move’) from relancer to throw repeatedly, to throw again, to relaunch from re- + lancer. Definition of relance in US English: relance nounrɪˈlɑːns Politics Especially in the context of European politics: a revival or relaunching (of a policy, strategy, etc.); reorientation. Origin 1960s. From French relance (1953; earlier in sense ‘(in a ball game) action of throwing the ball, offensive move’) from relancer to throw repeatedly, to throw again, to relaunch from re- + lancer.
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