Exam: IELTS

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: The act of introducing a substance into a body for the purpose of stimulating the immune system, done again after an initial inoculation.

Example: The doctor recommended a reinoculation to ensure continued immunity 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 look at something again to check it or to find any problems.

Example: The technician had to reinspect the equipment after the initial test showed errors.

Definition: A second examination or check, usually done after issues were found in an earlier inspection.

Example: The building underwent a reinspections to ensure all safety standards were met after the initial review.

Definition: To give someone new motivation or enthusiasm after they have lost it.

Example: After a long break, the coach tried to reinspire the team before the big game.

Definition: To install something again after it has been removed or is not working properly.

Example: I had to reinstall the software after it crashed.

Definition: The process of installing something again, usually software or a system, after it has been removed or has stopped working properly.

Example: After the software crashed, I had to do a reinstallation to get it working again.

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.