Definition of reenact - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
historyact out an event from the past
- The club members gather annually to reenact the famous battle.
2.
legalTECH. make a law effective again by legislative actionTECH.
- The government decided to reenact the previously repealed tax law.
Origin of reenact
Latin, re- (again) + enact (to act)
Examples of reenact in a sentence
Actors often reenact scenes from famous movies. The parliament moved to reenact the old environmental regulations. They voted to reenact the statute that had expired.
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- French:rejouer, rétablir, ...
- German:nachstellen, wieder in Kraft setzen, ...
- Italian:rappresentare, ristabilire, ...
- Spanish:recrear, reimplantar, ...
- Portuguese:reencenar, reinstaurar, ...
- Chinese:再现, 重新制定, ...
- Japanese:再現する, 再制定する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ تَمْثِيل, أَعَادَ سَنَّ القَانُون, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁחְזֵר, לַחֲקֹק מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:воссоздать, вновь ввести в действие, ...
- Ukrainian:відтворити, повторно прийняти, ...
- Hindi:पुनः अभिनय करना, पुनः अधिनियमित करना, ...
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