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10 Language-to-English DictionariesReel
A cylinder on which film, wire, thread, or other flexible materials can be wound.
Reel-in
To draw something or someone toward oneself by winding a line onto a reel.
Reemployment
The act of employing someone again, or the state of being employed again after a period of unemployment.
Reenactor
A person who performs the recreation or simulation of a historical event, battle, or period, typically wearing period-accurate clothing and using authentic equipment.
Reencaminhamento
The act of redirecting or forwarding something to a different destination.
Reengage
To engage again or to re-establish a connection or commitment.
Reenrollment
The act of enrolling again in a course or program.
Reentry Ticket
A ticket that allows a person to leave and then reenter a venue or event.
Reestablish
To set up again or restore to a previous state.
Reestablishing
To set up again or restore something that has been lost or disrupted.
Reestablishment
The action of restoring something that has been interrupted, damaged, or destroyed to its former state or condition.
Reevaluation
The act of assessing something again, especially in a different light or with new information.