reappraises
[ˈri:əˈpreiziz]

v.

重新评估，重新评价( reappraise的第三人称单数 )；

英英释义

reappraise[ ,ri:ə'preiz ]

• v.appraise anew

  "Homes in our town are reappraised every five years and taxes are increased accordingly"

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. But he may yet have to reappraise his entire political strategy.
   但是他或许还须重新评估他的整个政治战略。
2. The center of civil judicial reformation is to reappraise the value of civil litigation procedure.
   民事审判方式改革的核心问题就是要重新评价程序价值。

权威例句

China Reappraises Its Intangible Cultural Heritage
China Reappraises Its Intangible Cultural Heritage
FIRREA Amendment Reappraises Appraisers
Council expands and reappraises its aims
An elephant never reappraises: Emotion regulation as the foundation of political attitudes
Parting Glances: David Clarke Reappraises the Music and the Aesthetics of Arvo Pärt
Moods and the Muse: A New Study Reappraises the Link between Creativity and Mental Illness
Restaurant Review : The Raeburn : 'If It Reappraises Its Menu It Could Well Live Up to the News"
Emmeline Pankhurst: Paula Bartley Reappraises the Role of the Leader of the Suffragettes. (Profiles in Power)
Pearl Buck's Return to the Good Earth; On Centennial of Her Birth, China Reappraises the Author