Definition of reappoint - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
employmentRare assign someone to a position againRare
- The board decided to reappoint her as chairperson.
- They plan to reappoint him to the committee.
- The council will reappoint the current director.
Origin of reappoint
Latin, re (again) + appoint (assign)
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- French:reconduire, ...
- German:wiederernennen, ...
- Italian:riconfermare, ...
- Spanish:reinstalar, ...
- Portuguese:reconduzir, ...
- Chinese:重新任命, ...
- Japanese:再任する, ...
- Arabic:أعاد تعيين, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַנוֹת מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:переназначить, ...
- Ukrainian:перепризначити, ...
- Hindi:पुनः नियुक्त करना, ...
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