reentry
再入境,再入,重返社会,重返
Definitions
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plural re·en·tries.
- : an act of reentering.
- : the return from outer space into the earth's atmosphere of an earth-orbiting satellite, spacecraft, rocket, or the like.
- : Law. the retaking of possession under a right reserved in a prior conveyance.
- : Also called reentry card .Bridge, Whist. a card that will win a trick enabling one to regain the lead previously lost, especially the lead from a particular hand.
Examples
I am preparing for reentry, into a changed new world that is only just making itself visible.
Some countries have strict rules about reentry, so be sure to check before you try this strategy.
At this speed, the heat of reentry will melt the engines off.
In mid-September, reentry to the troupe’s Manhattan building began, as did a five-week conditioning program the dancers participated in virtually or in person.
Beal is coming off a career year, while Wall is making his careful reentry into NBA life after foot surgery and an Achilles’ injury sidelined him for two years.
As we struggled to break 130 kph, he glanced at me and our black Peugeot shook like a shuttle on reentry.
The reentry process was different for everyone, just as the war experience was different.
After a structural inspection, the White House was cleared for reentry.
President Barack Obama is causing quite a stir in the national prisoner reentry movement with his comments on Michael Vick.
This permit allows reentry into the park at any time during the current season.
The records indicate that you made some effort here in Washington to obtain reentry into Mexico, and you were unable to do so.
I am particularly happy at the reentry of Malesherbes into the Council.