Definition of re-ride in English:

re-ride

noun ˈriːˌrʌɪd

A second or subsequent ride; specifically an additional ride given to a competitor in a rodeo when an original ride does not provide a fair result.

verb ˈriːˌrʌɪd

1with object To ride (a horse, vehicle, etc.) again.
2with object To ride (a route, race, etc.) again.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in The Times. From re- + ride
early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Rowlands (fl. 1598–1628), satirist. From re- + ride.

Definition of re-ride in US English:

re-ride

nounˈriːˌrʌɪd

A second or subsequent ride; specifically an additional ride given to a competitor in a rodeo when an original ride does not provide a fair result.

verbˈriːˌrʌɪd

1with object To ride (a horse, vehicle, etc.) again.
2with object To ride (a route, race, etc.) again.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in The Times. From re- + ride<br>early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Rowlands (fl. 1598–1628), satirist. From re- + ride.

词汇	re-ride
释义	Definition of re-ride in English: re-ride noun ˈriːˌrʌɪd A second or subsequent ride; specifically an additional ride given to a competitor in a rodeo when an original ride does not provide a fair result. verb ˈriːˌrʌɪd 1with object To ride (a horse, vehicle, etc.) again. 2with object To ride (a route, race, etc.) again. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Times. From re- + ride early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Rowlands (fl. 1598–1628), satirist. From re- + ride. Definition of re-ride in US English: re-ride nounˈriːˌrʌɪd A second or subsequent ride; specifically an additional ride given to a competitor in a rodeo when an original ride does not provide a fair result. verbˈriːˌrʌɪd 1with object To ride (a horse, vehicle, etc.) again. 2with object To ride (a route, race, etc.) again. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Times. From re- + ride<br>early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Rowlands (fl. 1598–1628), satirist. From re- + ride.
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