Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The state of being brought back into a group or organization after being separated or removed.

Example: The reincorporation of the company allowed it to regain its former status in the market.

Definition: To bring back or develop industries in an area that has lost them.

Example: The government plans to reindustrialize the region to create more jobs.

Definition: To supply nerves to a part of the body again after they have been damaged or lost.

Example: The surgeon hoped to reinnervate the damaged muscle to restore its function.

Definition: The process of restoring nerve supply to a part of the body after it has been damaged or lost.

Example: After the surgery, the doctor explained that reinnervation would help the muscle regain its function.

Definition: To introduce a substance, such as a vaccine or bacteria, into a person's or an animal's body again to create or boost immunity.

Example: The doctor decided to reinoculate the patient to ensure they had enough protection against the disease.

Definition: To write or engrave something again, often to update or change it.

Example: The artist decided to reinscribe her name on the sculpture after it was restored.

Definition: To bring something back to its former state or position after it has been removed or stopped.

Example: The company decided to reinstate the employee after reviewing the case.

Definition: The action of bringing something back to its former position or condition.

Example: The reinstatement of the old policy was welcomed by many employees.

Definition: To establish or put something back in place again after it has been removed or stopped.

Example: The committee decided to reinstitute the old policy after reviewing its benefits.

Definition: To explain or understand something in a new or different way.

Example: The artist decided to reinterpret the classic painting with modern techniques.