Definition of re-enter - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
returnintr. enter a place again after leavingintr.
- She decided to re-enter the room after the meeting.
2.
rejointr. join an organization or activity againtr.
- He plans to re-enter the workforce next year.
3.
computingtr. input data into a system againtr.
- Please re-enter your password to continue.
Origin of re-enter
Latin, re- (again) + intrāre (to enter)
Terms with re-enter included in their meaning
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prank where people exit and re-enter a car quickly
Examples of re-enter in a sentence
The astronaut prepared to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere. She decided to re-enter the competition after a year off. After a long break, he will re-enter the music scene. You need to re-enter the data after the update. She had to re-enter her login details.
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- French:rentrer, rejoindre à nouveau, ...
- German:wieder betreten, wieder eintreten, ...
- Italian:rientrare, reintegrare, ...
- Spanish:volver a entrar, reincorporarse, ...
- Portuguese:reentrar, reingressar, ...
- Chinese:重新进入, 再加入, ...
- Japanese:再び入る, 復帰する, ...
- Arabic:دَخَلَ مَرَّة أُخْرَى, عادَ إلى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִיכָּנֵס שׁוּב, לְהִצְטָרֵף שׁוּב, ...
- Russian:войти снова, вводить заново, ...
- Ukrainian:знову увійти, повертатися, ...
- Hindi:फिर से प्रवेश करना, फिर से शामिल होना, ...
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