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Definition of RES - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Real Estate SalespersonTECH. licensed individual who sells or rents real estate propertiesTECH.
- She passed her exam and became a certified RES last year.
2.
acr: Residual Echo SuppressionTECH. technology to reduce remaining echo in communication systemsTECH.
- Advanced RES technology ensures clearer calls in VoIP communications.
Terms with RES included in their meaning
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res judicata
legal rule stopping re-litigation of judged issues
Examples of RES in a sentence
He works as an RES in the city. The new headset uses RES for better sound quality. RES helps in minimizing background noise during calls.
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- French:conseiller immobilier, SER, ...
- German:Immobilienmakler, Residualecho-Unterdrückung, ...
- Italian:agente immobiliare, tecnologia di soppressione dell'eco residuo, ...
- Spanish:agente inmobiliario, tecnología de supresión de eco residual, ...
- Portuguese:VPI, Supressão de Eco Residual, ...
- Chinese:房地产销售员, 残余回声抑制, ...
- Japanese:不動産営業, 残響抑制技術, ...
- Arabic:سمسار عقارات معتمد, تقنية تقليل الصدى المتبقي, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹכֵן נְדָלָ"ן, טֶכְנוֹלוֹגִיָּת דִּכּוּי הֶדֶּה שׁוֹאֵר, ...
- Russian:риэлтор, технология подавления остаточного эха, ...
- Ukrainian:агент з продажу нерухомості, пригнічення залишкового еха, ...
- Hindi:रियल एस्टेट एजेंट, अवशिष्ट प्रतिध्वनि दमन तकनीक, ...
Definition of res - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
technologyTECH. resolution of a computer display or imageTECH.
- The screen res is set to 1080p.
2.
abstract conceptRare thing, matter, or objectRare
- The res of the issue is unclear.
3.
- We have a res at the restaurant tonight.
Expressions with res
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home or apartment that many people want to live in
This flat is a real des res in the city.
in the middle of a storyline
The movie starts in medias res, captivating the audience immediately.
having a lot of detail and clarity
This camera takes hi-res photos.
the state or republic as a political entity
The res publica was governed by elected officials.
legal principle that the facts of a case imply negligence
The broken equipment in the hospital was a clear case of res ipsa loquitur.
principle barring repeat lawsuits after a final decision on a claim
The judge dismissed it under res judicata after the earlier final judgment.
legal claim that a case is already judged
The lawyer presented an argument of res judicata in court.
achievements or things done
The res gestae of the emperor were inscribed on the monument.
Origin of res
Latin, res (thing)
Examples of res in a sentence
Gamers often adjust the res for better performance. The res of the contract was disputed in court. Philosophers debated the res of existence. We need to make a res for our trip. The hotel confirmed our res for the weekend.
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- French:résolution, chose, ...
- German:Bildschirmauflösung, Sache, ...
- Italian:risoluzione, cosa, ...
- Spanish:resolución, cosa, ...
- Portuguese:resolução, coisa, ...
- Chinese:分辨率, 事物, ...
- Japanese:解像度, 事, ...
- Arabic:دقة الشاشة, شَيْء, ...
- Hebrew:רֶזוֹלוּצְיָה, דָּבָר, ...
- Russian:разрешение, вещь, ...
- Ukrainian:роздільна здатність, річ, ...
- Hindi:संकल्प, वस्तु, ...
Definition of re - Reverso English Dictionary
Preposition
1.
regardingused to indicate the subject of something
- Re the meeting, it starts at 10 AM.
2.
formal communicationUK about or concerning a specific subjectUK
- Re: your recent inquiry, we have updated our records.
Noun
1.
musicTECH. the second note of the diatonic scaleTECH.
- She played the re after do in her scale practice.
2.
- Let's have a re after this match.
Expressions with re
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put things in a new order
She decided to re-sort her books by color.
revives motivation or interest in an activity or project
The new plan re-energizes the team to work harder.
related to the process of educating again or differently
The re-education program was mandatory for all employees.
having appeared again after being hidden
The re-emerged species was thought to be extinct.
say something again with extra emphasis
Let me re-emphasise this important point.
voluntarily leave a job or position
He decided to resign after ten years with the company.
hire someone again after a period of separation
The company decided to re-employ several former employees.
restore energy or vitality
A short nap can re-energise you for the rest of the day.
explore something again for new insights
Scientists decided to re-explore the ancient ruins.
act of improving institutions or practices
The reformation of the education system was necessary.
activity done for fun and relaxation when not working
Recreation helps people relax after a long day.
get onto a ship, plane, or vehicle again
The passengers will re-embark after lunch.
enter a place again after leaving
She decided to re-enter the room after the meeting.
change a lock so it works with a new key
The landlord will re-key the apartment after each tenant leaves.
new layer or covering
The re-lay of the carpet was done yesterday.
argue again or differently
They decided to re-argue the case with new evidence.
give food again to someone
The waiter will re-serve the cold soup.
new version of something published before
The re-edition of the novel includes extra chapters.
legal process of assigning a new sentence
The court ordered a re-sentencing after the appeal.
compensation for a wrong or injury
She received redress for the damages caused.
money, especially in large amounts
He made a lot of do-re-mi from that business deal.
prepare again for a challenge or conflict
After the setback, she needed to re-arm mentally.
take someone into custody again after release
The police had to re-arrest the suspect after new evidence appeared.
cover something again
We need to re-cover the sofa with new fabric.
Origin of re
Latin, re (again)
Examples of re in a sentence
Re the proposal, further discussion is needed. Re: the upcoming meeting, please prepare your reports. Re: your application, we will respond shortly. The choir sang the re perfectly in tune. He struggled to hit the re during his singing lesson. He asked for a re after losing the first game.
They agreed to a re to settle the score.
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- French:concernant, ré, ...
- German:bezüglich, re, ...
- Italian:riguardo, re, ...
- Spanish:en cuanto a, re, ...
- Portuguese:sobre, ré, ...
- Chinese:关于, 来, ...
- Japanese:について, レ, ...
- Arabic:بِخُصوص, رِي, ...
- Hebrew:בְּנוֹגֵעַ לְ, רֵה, ...
- Russian:относительно, ре, ...
- Ukrainian:щодо, ре, ...
- Hindi:के संबंध में, रे, ...
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