Definition of rerun in English:

rerun

verbrerunning, reran, rerunsriːˈrʌnriˈrən

[with object]

Show, stage, or perform again.
she can stop the video and rerun a short sequence
她可以停下播放录像，然后重放一个片断。
Example sentencesExamples
- Saturday, CNN is rerunning a special show that ran on the 19th to celebrate Larry's 70th birthday.
- We discovered that our local animation channel was rerunning old Bugs Bunny cartoons in the early evening.
- I see that Comedy Central is rerunning the TV version of it on Monday night or Tuesday morning, depending on which time zone you're in.
- If you missed the first part, they are rerunning it this week and don't miss the second part.
- On Wednesday, TV Land is rerunning an episode of Fantasy Island with Phil Silvers as a has-been vaudevillian.
- We'd sit through that evening's show and if the first few films were good, we might sit through the start of the second show, which reran the same films.
- Granada Plus is giving us the chance to wallow in nostalgia by rerunning the series each weeknight.
- They're going to rerun all these shows.
- And speaking of highly recommended, HBO is nearly half way through rerunning the first season of Deadwood, the best western drama ever televised.
- Many of these shows rerun constantly on TV and the rest probably should.
- When CBS reran the episode six months later, some 40 affiliates refused to air it, and national advertisers shied away from buying ad time, establishing a pattern that remains in effect today.
- The Animal Planet network is rerunning a couple of shows that may be of interest to cartoon fans.
- They're rerunning a two-part ‘Biography for Kids’ that Harry did, visiting the set and interviewing the folks behind, in and under the Muppets.
- Now let's just check and see if C-SPAN is rerunning the debate.
- I wasn't old enough to care when this appeared first time, so it's really amazing to see BBC Four rerunning this over the next week, with the modern sequel to follow.
- On the TV in front of him, ESP was rerunning a broadcast of the World's Strongest Man competition.
- Don't be surprised to find yourself rerunning some stories long after you thought they'd be forgotten.
- The show is endlessly rerun and has attained classic status.
- The cable channel is giving you the chance to catch up on all the groovy episodes by rerunning them in October.
- C-Span is rerunning it on Sunday.
Synonyms
rebroadcast, rerun, reshow, replay

nounPlural rerunsˈriːrʌnˈriˌrən

An event or programme which is run again.
重播节目；重播比赛（或活动、事件）
the World Cup rerun
Example sentencesExamples
- Last week's episode, for example, was a rerun of a classic on stories that make us cringe.
- Although the party is not demanding a rerun of the May ballot, they have called on council chiefs to launch a full investigation.
- Perhaps the endless television reruns of Friends and the Simpsons are beginning to take their toll.
- I submit that we may be seeing yet another rerun of this recurrent pattern.
- Do they show reruns of US shows in the UK?
- In Australia, in a match billed as a rerun of the World Cup final just seven months after the event, they lost 15-51.
- When he didn't, I flipped to a rerun of a game show I used to watch with my parent's as a kid.
- Joanna yelled back, settling down in the family room, watching a sitcom rerun.
- She flipped over the boring news channels and found some old reruns on some local channel.
- Progressives of today want a rerun of that era and the immediate political battle that ensued back then.
- Adrian watched the characters move across the stage in an early-morning sitcom rerun.
- But the government too came in for a lashing for not doing enough to prevent a rerun of last winter's disasters.
- Why pay for the shows when you can watch them in syndicated reruns with about the same quality?
- There's nothing good on TV during the summer rerun season anyway.
- If you haven't watched this one, be sure to catch the reruns this summer.
- Catch a rerun on TV and save your money for other DVDs.
- Every channel though showed the same old reruns and the same news stories.
- One hundred years from now, there will be no such things as television reruns.
- If you missed the film, try and catch a rerun.
- The establishment politicians want to avoid a rerun of the bitter conflict of last autumn at least until after the summer elections.
Synonyms
recurrence, reoccurrence, repeat, repetition

Definition of rerun in US English:

rerun

verbriˈrənrēˈrən

[with object]

Show or perform (something, especially a television program) again.
再放映（电影等），再上演（节目）
Example sentencesExamples
- They're going to rerun all these shows.
- When CBS reran the episode six months later, some 40 affiliates refused to air it, and national advertisers shied away from buying ad time, establishing a pattern that remains in effect today.
- I see that Comedy Central is rerunning the TV version of it on Monday night or Tuesday morning, depending on which time zone you're in.
- Many of these shows rerun constantly on TV and the rest probably should.
- On Wednesday, TV Land is rerunning an episode of Fantasy Island with Phil Silvers as a has-been vaudevillian.
- If you missed the first part, they are rerunning it this week and don't miss the second part.
- I wasn't old enough to care when this appeared first time, so it's really amazing to see BBC Four rerunning this over the next week, with the modern sequel to follow.
- Don't be surprised to find yourself rerunning some stories long after you thought they'd be forgotten.
- C-Span is rerunning it on Sunday.
- The show is endlessly rerun and has attained classic status.
- We discovered that our local animation channel was rerunning old Bugs Bunny cartoons in the early evening.
- On the TV in front of him, ESP was rerunning a broadcast of the World's Strongest Man competition.
- Granada Plus is giving us the chance to wallow in nostalgia by rerunning the series each weeknight.
- We'd sit through that evening's show and if the first few films were good, we might sit through the start of the second show, which reran the same films.
- The Animal Planet network is rerunning a couple of shows that may be of interest to cartoon fans.
- Now let's just check and see if C-SPAN is rerunning the debate.
- And speaking of highly recommended, HBO is nearly half way through rerunning the first season of Deadwood, the best western drama ever televised.
- They're rerunning a two-part ‘Biography for Kids’ that Harry did, visiting the set and interviewing the folks behind, in and under the Muppets.
- The cable channel is giving you the chance to catch up on all the groovy episodes by rerunning them in October.
- Saturday, CNN is rerunning a special show that ran on the 19th to celebrate Larry's 70th birthday.
Synonyms
rebroadcast, rerun, reshow, replay

nounˈrēˌrənˈriˌrən

A program, event, or competition that occurs or is run again.
重播节目；重播比赛（或活动、事件）
a rerun of the Mideast crisis
watching reruns on TV
Example sentencesExamples
- Adrian watched the characters move across the stage in an early-morning sitcom rerun.
- Progressives of today want a rerun of that era and the immediate political battle that ensued back then.
- Perhaps the endless television reruns of Friends and the Simpsons are beginning to take their toll.
- If you missed the film, try and catch a rerun.
- If you haven't watched this one, be sure to catch the reruns this summer.
- Last week's episode, for example, was a rerun of a classic on stories that make us cringe.
- Although the party is not demanding a rerun of the May ballot, they have called on council chiefs to launch a full investigation.
- She flipped over the boring news channels and found some old reruns on some local channel.
- Joanna yelled back, settling down in the family room, watching a sitcom rerun.
- There's nothing good on TV during the summer rerun season anyway.
- One hundred years from now, there will be no such things as television reruns.
- Catch a rerun on TV and save your money for other DVDs.
- When he didn't, I flipped to a rerun of a game show I used to watch with my parent's as a kid.
- Do they show reruns of US shows in the UK?
- But the government too came in for a lashing for not doing enough to prevent a rerun of last winter's disasters.
- Why pay for the shows when you can watch them in syndicated reruns with about the same quality?
- In Australia, in a match billed as a rerun of the World Cup final just seven months after the event, they lost 15-51.
- I submit that we may be seeing yet another rerun of this recurrent pattern.
- The establishment politicians want to avoid a rerun of the bitter conflict of last autumn at least until after the summer elections.
- Every channel though showed the same old reruns and the same news stories.
Synonyms
recurrence, reoccurrence, repeat, repetition

词汇	rerun
释义	Definition of rerun in English: rerun verbrerunning, reran, rerunsriːˈrʌnriˈrən [with object] Show, stage, or perform again. she can stop the video and rerun a short sequence 她可以停下播放录像，然后重放一个片断。 Example sentencesExamples Saturday, CNN is rerunning a special show that ran on the 19th to celebrate Larry's 70th birthday. We discovered that our local animation channel was rerunning old Bugs Bunny cartoons in the early evening. I see that Comedy Central is rerunning the TV version of it on Monday night or Tuesday morning, depending on which time zone you're in. If you missed the first part, they are rerunning it this week and don't miss the second part. On Wednesday, TV Land is rerunning an episode of Fantasy Island with Phil Silvers as a has-been vaudevillian. We'd sit through that evening's show and if the first few films were good, we might sit through the start of the second show, which reran the same films. Granada Plus is giving us the chance to wallow in nostalgia by rerunning the series each weeknight. They're going to rerun all these shows. And speaking of highly recommended, HBO is nearly half way through rerunning the first season of Deadwood, the best western drama ever televised. Many of these shows rerun constantly on TV and the rest probably should. When CBS reran the episode six months later, some 40 affiliates refused to air it, and national advertisers shied away from buying ad time, establishing a pattern that remains in effect today. The Animal Planet network is rerunning a couple of shows that may be of interest to cartoon fans. They're rerunning a two-part ‘Biography for Kids’ that Harry did, visiting the set and interviewing the folks behind, in and under the Muppets. Now let's just check and see if C-SPAN is rerunning the debate. I wasn't old enough to care when this appeared first time, so it's really amazing to see BBC Four rerunning this over the next week, with the modern sequel to follow. On the TV in front of him, ESP was rerunning a broadcast of the World's Strongest Man competition. Don't be surprised to find yourself rerunning some stories long after you thought they'd be forgotten. The show is endlessly rerun and has attained classic status. The cable channel is giving you the chance to catch up on all the groovy episodes by rerunning them in October. C-Span is rerunning it on Sunday. Synonyms rebroadcast, rerun, reshow, replay nounPlural rerunsˈriːrʌnˈriˌrən An event or programme which is run again. 重播节目；重播比赛（或活动、事件） the World Cup rerun Example sentencesExamples Last week's episode, for example, was a rerun of a classic on stories that make us cringe. Although the party is not demanding a rerun of the May ballot, they have called on council chiefs to launch a full investigation. Perhaps the endless television reruns of Friends and the Simpsons are beginning to take their toll. I submit that we may be seeing yet another rerun of this recurrent pattern. Do they show reruns of US shows in the UK? In Australia, in a match billed as a rerun of the World Cup final just seven months after the event, they lost 15-51. When he didn't, I flipped to a rerun of a game show I used to watch with my parent's as a kid. Joanna yelled back, settling down in the family room, watching a sitcom rerun. She flipped over the boring news channels and found some old reruns on some local channel. Progressives of today want a rerun of that era and the immediate political battle that ensued back then. Adrian watched the characters move across the stage in an early-morning sitcom rerun. But the government too came in for a lashing for not doing enough to prevent a rerun of last winter's disasters. Why pay for the shows when you can watch them in syndicated reruns with about the same quality? There's nothing good on TV during the summer rerun season anyway. If you haven't watched this one, be sure to catch the reruns this summer. Catch a rerun on TV and save your money for other DVDs. Every channel though showed the same old reruns and the same news stories. One hundred years from now, there will be no such things as television reruns. If you missed the film, try and catch a rerun. The establishment politicians want to avoid a rerun of the bitter conflict of last autumn at least until after the summer elections. Synonyms recurrence, reoccurrence, repeat, repetition Definition of rerun in US English: rerun verbriˈrənrēˈrən [with object] Show or perform (something, especially a television program) again. 再放映（电影等），再上演（节目） Example sentencesExamples They're going to rerun all these shows. When CBS reran the episode six months later, some 40 affiliates refused to air it, and national advertisers shied away from buying ad time, establishing a pattern that remains in effect today. I see that Comedy Central is rerunning the TV version of it on Monday night or Tuesday morning, depending on which time zone you're in. Many of these shows rerun constantly on TV and the rest probably should. On Wednesday, TV Land is rerunning an episode of Fantasy Island with Phil Silvers as a has-been vaudevillian. If you missed the first part, they are rerunning it this week and don't miss the second part. I wasn't old enough to care when this appeared first time, so it's really amazing to see BBC Four rerunning this over the next week, with the modern sequel to follow. Don't be surprised to find yourself rerunning some stories long after you thought they'd be forgotten. C-Span is rerunning it on Sunday. The show is endlessly rerun and has attained classic status. We discovered that our local animation channel was rerunning old Bugs Bunny cartoons in the early evening. On the TV in front of him, ESP was rerunning a broadcast of the World's Strongest Man competition. Granada Plus is giving us the chance to wallow in nostalgia by rerunning the series each weeknight. We'd sit through that evening's show and if the first few films were good, we might sit through the start of the second show, which reran the same films. The Animal Planet network is rerunning a couple of shows that may be of interest to cartoon fans. Now let's just check and see if C-SPAN is rerunning the debate. And speaking of highly recommended, HBO is nearly half way through rerunning the first season of Deadwood, the best western drama ever televised. They're rerunning a two-part ‘Biography for Kids’ that Harry did, visiting the set and interviewing the folks behind, in and under the Muppets. The cable channel is giving you the chance to catch up on all the groovy episodes by rerunning them in October. Saturday, CNN is rerunning a special show that ran on the 19th to celebrate Larry's 70th birthday. Synonyms rebroadcast, rerun, reshow, replay nounˈrēˌrənˈriˌrən A program, event, or competition that occurs or is run again. 重播节目；重播比赛（或活动、事件） a rerun of the Mideast crisis watching reruns on TV Example sentencesExamples Adrian watched the characters move across the stage in an early-morning sitcom rerun. Progressives of today want a rerun of that era and the immediate political battle that ensued back then. Perhaps the endless television reruns of Friends and the Simpsons are beginning to take their toll. If you missed the film, try and catch a rerun. If you haven't watched this one, be sure to catch the reruns this summer. Last week's episode, for example, was a rerun of a classic on stories that make us cringe. Although the party is not demanding a rerun of the May ballot, they have called on council chiefs to launch a full investigation. She flipped over the boring news channels and found some old reruns on some local channel. Joanna yelled back, settling down in the family room, watching a sitcom rerun. There's nothing good on TV during the summer rerun season anyway. One hundred years from now, there will be no such things as television reruns. Catch a rerun on TV and save your money for other DVDs. When he didn't, I flipped to a rerun of a game show I used to watch with my parent's as a kid. Do they show reruns of US shows in the UK? But the government too came in for a lashing for not doing enough to prevent a rerun of last winter's disasters. Why pay for the shows when you can watch them in syndicated reruns with about the same quality? In Australia, in a match billed as a rerun of the World Cup final just seven months after the event, they lost 15-51. I submit that we may be seeing yet another rerun of this recurrent pattern. The establishment politicians want to avoid a rerun of the bitter conflict of last autumn at least until after the summer elections. Every channel though showed the same old reruns and the same news stories. Synonyms recurrence, reoccurrence, repeat, repetition
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