Definition of reoccur in English:

reoccur

verbreoccurring, reoccurred, reoccurs riːəˈkəːˌriəˈkər

[no object]

Occur again or repeatedly.
再发生；复发
ulcers tend to reoccur after treatment has stopped
溃疡在治疗停止后易于复发。
Example sentencesExamples
- If bleeding reoccurs, pinch your nose, bend down to prevent the blood from going down into your throat, and apply some ice cubes over the nose.
- Luckily, last week she was able to save her new carpet but if the problem reoccurs when she is at work then the ground floor of her house will be destroyed again.
- That reoccurs throughout, does it?
- Outpatients need to be watched like a hawk, because once you stop treatment, it can reoccur.
- As a result the government will have to keep a close eye on the situation to prevent the same problems from reoccurring.
- If the cyst reoccurs, it can be repeatedly drained if it continues to be symptomatic.
- The hospital record notes that Mitchell suffered from visua and aural hallucinations that have reoccurred from time to time.
- We are faced with a dilemma that reoccurs throughout the film for the central characters in which personal feelings are weighed against need to succeed politically - are they prepared to sacrifice everything for love?
- If people have radiotherapy or surgery, they can't have the same treatment if the cancer reoccurs.
- It does this specifically by a sentence coming up on the screen after the close of the action, saying that it took another 140 years before the epochal changes reoccurred, in the French Revolution.
- It has threatened to boot England out of the tournament if the violence reoccurs.
- The really annoying thing is that this ludicrous situation has been occurring and reoccurring now for a number of years.
- Themes such as shelter and companionship reoccur.
- The nightmare reoccurred, and once again its cause was out of his control.
- It was profound in the sense that it dealt with issues of timeless importance - struggle and solidarity - which often reoccur throughout history.
- In 1996 he underwent surgery on an ankle and although he returned briefly at the start of the following year the injury reoccurred and he sat out nearly seven months.
- They usually occur once but occasionally reoccur when there is an increase in dosage.
- The same themes - love, hope, faith, loneliness, isolation, home - occur and reoccur throughout his films, in different combinations.
- Varicose veins may also reoccur in other veins.
- Most chiropractors will also recommend particular exercises to do at home, and may also give tips for preventing the problem from reoccurring, such as adjustments to working environment or sports activities.
Synonyms
occur, take place, happen, come up, crop up, arise

Derivatives

reoccurrence

noun riːəˈkʌr(ə)nsˌriəˈkər(ə)ns

A further or repeated occurrence.
Greene suffered a reoccurrence of his hamstring injury
Example sentencesExamples
- mass noun the law has to step in to prevent the reoccurrence of security breaches
- Does it usually mean that once someone has melanoma skin cancer, they're going to get reoccurrences in other places?
- It will only ensure regular reoccurrences as the cost of living increases.
- The non-statutory inquiry will examine if other staff at the hospital noticed this and to recommend a system to prevent future reoccurrences.

Definition of reoccur in US English:

reoccur

verbˌrēəˈkərˌriəˈkər

[no object]

Occur again or repeatedly.
再发生；复发
ulcers tend to reoccur after treatment has stopped
溃疡在治疗停止后易于复发。
Example sentencesExamples
- If bleeding reoccurs, pinch your nose, bend down to prevent the blood from going down into your throat, and apply some ice cubes over the nose.
- The same themes - love, hope, faith, loneliness, isolation, home - occur and reoccur throughout his films, in different combinations.
- Most chiropractors will also recommend particular exercises to do at home, and may also give tips for preventing the problem from reoccurring, such as adjustments to working environment or sports activities.
- They usually occur once but occasionally reoccur when there is an increase in dosage.
- Luckily, last week she was able to save her new carpet but if the problem reoccurs when she is at work then the ground floor of her house will be destroyed again.
- Varicose veins may also reoccur in other veins.
- We are faced with a dilemma that reoccurs throughout the film for the central characters in which personal feelings are weighed against need to succeed politically - are they prepared to sacrifice everything for love?
- The nightmare reoccurred, and once again its cause was out of his control.
- The really annoying thing is that this ludicrous situation has been occurring and reoccurring now for a number of years.
- Outpatients need to be watched like a hawk, because once you stop treatment, it can reoccur.
- It does this specifically by a sentence coming up on the screen after the close of the action, saying that it took another 140 years before the epochal changes reoccurred, in the French Revolution.
- That reoccurs throughout, does it?
- Themes such as shelter and companionship reoccur.
- As a result the government will have to keep a close eye on the situation to prevent the same problems from reoccurring.
- If the cyst reoccurs, it can be repeatedly drained if it continues to be symptomatic.
- In 1996 he underwent surgery on an ankle and although he returned briefly at the start of the following year the injury reoccurred and he sat out nearly seven months.
- It was profound in the sense that it dealt with issues of timeless importance - struggle and solidarity - which often reoccur throughout history.
- If people have radiotherapy or surgery, they can't have the same treatment if the cancer reoccurs.
- The hospital record notes that Mitchell suffered from visua and aural hallucinations that have reoccurred from time to time.
- It has threatened to boot England out of the tournament if the violence reoccurs.
Synonyms
occur, take place, happen, come up, crop up, arise

词汇	reoccur
释义	Definition of reoccur in English: reoccur verbreoccurring, reoccurred, reoccurs riːəˈkəːˌriəˈkər [no object] Occur again or repeatedly. 再发生；复发 ulcers tend to reoccur after treatment has stopped 溃疡在治疗停止后易于复发。 Example sentencesExamples If bleeding reoccurs, pinch your nose, bend down to prevent the blood from going down into your throat, and apply some ice cubes over the nose. Luckily, last week she was able to save her new carpet but if the problem reoccurs when she is at work then the ground floor of her house will be destroyed again. That reoccurs throughout, does it? Outpatients need to be watched like a hawk, because once you stop treatment, it can reoccur. As a result the government will have to keep a close eye on the situation to prevent the same problems from reoccurring. If the cyst reoccurs, it can be repeatedly drained if it continues to be symptomatic. The hospital record notes that Mitchell suffered from visua and aural hallucinations that have reoccurred from time to time. We are faced with a dilemma that reoccurs throughout the film for the central characters in which personal feelings are weighed against need to succeed politically - are they prepared to sacrifice everything for love? If people have radiotherapy or surgery, they can't have the same treatment if the cancer reoccurs. It does this specifically by a sentence coming up on the screen after the close of the action, saying that it took another 140 years before the epochal changes reoccurred, in the French Revolution. It has threatened to boot England out of the tournament if the violence reoccurs. The really annoying thing is that this ludicrous situation has been occurring and reoccurring now for a number of years. Themes such as shelter and companionship reoccur. The nightmare reoccurred, and once again its cause was out of his control. It was profound in the sense that it dealt with issues of timeless importance - struggle and solidarity - which often reoccur throughout history. In 1996 he underwent surgery on an ankle and although he returned briefly at the start of the following year the injury reoccurred and he sat out nearly seven months. They usually occur once but occasionally reoccur when there is an increase in dosage. The same themes - love, hope, faith, loneliness, isolation, home - occur and reoccur throughout his films, in different combinations. Varicose veins may also reoccur in other veins. Most chiropractors will also recommend particular exercises to do at home, and may also give tips for preventing the problem from reoccurring, such as adjustments to working environment or sports activities. Synonyms occur, take place, happen, come up, crop up, arise Derivatives reoccurrence noun riːəˈkʌr(ə)nsˌriəˈkər(ə)ns A further or repeated occurrence. Greene suffered a reoccurrence of his hamstring injury Example sentencesExamples mass noun the law has to step in to prevent the reoccurrence of security breaches Does it usually mean that once someone has melanoma skin cancer, they're going to get reoccurrences in other places? It will only ensure regular reoccurrences as the cost of living increases. The non-statutory inquiry will examine if other staff at the hospital noticed this and to recommend a system to prevent future reoccurrences. Definition of reoccur in US English: reoccur verbˌrēəˈkərˌriəˈkər [no object] Occur again or repeatedly. 再发生；复发 ulcers tend to reoccur after treatment has stopped 溃疡在治疗停止后易于复发。 Example sentencesExamples If bleeding reoccurs, pinch your nose, bend down to prevent the blood from going down into your throat, and apply some ice cubes over the nose. The same themes - love, hope, faith, loneliness, isolation, home - occur and reoccur throughout his films, in different combinations. Most chiropractors will also recommend particular exercises to do at home, and may also give tips for preventing the problem from reoccurring, such as adjustments to working environment or sports activities. They usually occur once but occasionally reoccur when there is an increase in dosage. Luckily, last week she was able to save her new carpet but if the problem reoccurs when she is at work then the ground floor of her house will be destroyed again. Varicose veins may also reoccur in other veins. We are faced with a dilemma that reoccurs throughout the film for the central characters in which personal feelings are weighed against need to succeed politically - are they prepared to sacrifice everything for love? The nightmare reoccurred, and once again its cause was out of his control. The really annoying thing is that this ludicrous situation has been occurring and reoccurring now for a number of years. Outpatients need to be watched like a hawk, because once you stop treatment, it can reoccur. It does this specifically by a sentence coming up on the screen after the close of the action, saying that it took another 140 years before the epochal changes reoccurred, in the French Revolution. That reoccurs throughout, does it? Themes such as shelter and companionship reoccur. As a result the government will have to keep a close eye on the situation to prevent the same problems from reoccurring. If the cyst reoccurs, it can be repeatedly drained if it continues to be symptomatic. In 1996 he underwent surgery on an ankle and although he returned briefly at the start of the following year the injury reoccurred and he sat out nearly seven months. It was profound in the sense that it dealt with issues of timeless importance - struggle and solidarity - which often reoccur throughout history. If people have radiotherapy or surgery, they can't have the same treatment if the cancer reoccurs. The hospital record notes that Mitchell suffered from visua and aural hallucinations that have reoccurred from time to time. It has threatened to boot England out of the tournament if the violence reoccurs. Synonyms occur, take place, happen, come up, crop up, arise
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