Definition
Definition of reordered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
organizationarranged in a different order
- The books on the shelf were reordered by genre.
- The chapters were reordered to improve the flow.
- The reordered list made more sense.
Origin of reordered
Latin, re- (again) + ordinare (to arrange)
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- French:réorganisé, ...
- German:umgeordnet, ...
- Italian:riordinato, ...
- Spanish:reordenado, ...
- Portuguese:reordenado, ...
- Chinese:重新排序, ...
- Japanese:並べ替えられた, ...
- Arabic:مُعَاد التَّرْتِيب, ...
- Hebrew:מְסֻדָּר, ...
- Russian:переставлены, ...
- Ukrainian:переставлений, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्व्यवस्थित, ...
Definition of reorder - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
organizationarrange again or differently
- She had to reorder the files after they were mixed up.
2.
purchaserequest a product to be supplied again
- We need to reorder the office supplies this week.
Noun
commercerepeated order for the same merchandise
- We placed a reorder for the popular item.
Origin of reorder
English, re- (again) + order (arrange)
Examples of reorder in a sentence
The manager had to reorder the seating arrangement for the event. I will reorder the books for the library. The restaurant decided to reorder their best-selling wine. The reorder arrived faster than expected. Our supplier confirmed the reorder yesterday.
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- French:réorganiser, réassort, ...
- German:neu ordnen, Nachbestellung, ...
- Italian:riordinare, riordino, ...
- Spanish:reordenar, nuevo pedido, ...
- Portuguese:reordenar, novo pedido, ...
- Chinese:重新排列, 重复订单, ...
- Japanese:再配置する, 再注文, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ تَرْتِيبَ, طَلَب مُتَكَرِّر, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַדֵּר מֵחָדָש, הַזְמָנָה חוֹזֶרֶת, ...
- Russian:переставить, повторный заказ, ...
- Ukrainian:перепорядкувати, повторне замовлення, ...
- Hindi:पुनः व्यवस्थित करना, पुनः आदेश, ...
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