reinstitute
英 [ri:'ɪnstɪtju:t] 美 [ri'ɪnstəˌtjut]

vt.

重新建立；再设立；再制订；再开创

变形

过去式：reinstituted过去分词：reinstituted现在分词：reinstituting第三人称单数：reinstitutes

权威例句

Let's Reinstitute the Summer Institutes.
Reinstitute hepatitis B vaccine for all infants
Editorial: Let’s reinstitute the summer institute—for free!
The Antifederalist Drive to Reinstitute State Over Nation
Could the United States Reinstitute an Official Torture Policy?
Exploration of a Failed Attempt to Reinstitute CWF in a Small Mid-Florida Town
Panel asked to reinstitute OCS curbs; off Georges Bank, California coast. (continental shelf leasing)
PRO & CON: THE ISSUE: Should the U.S. reinstitute the draft ?; No, volunteer service is better for the military
Nothing less than the dignity of man: The eighth amendment and state efforts to reinstitute traditional methods of execution
The limits of corporate social responsibility and the possibilities for harnessing mining to reinstitute processes of state-led loca...