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reclassify 中文解釋 wordnet sense Collocation Usage Collins Definition
Verb
/rēˈklasəˌfī/,
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reclassifies, 3rd person singular present; reclassified, past participle; reclassifying, present participle; reclassified, past tense;
  1. Assign to a different class or category
    • - Hurricane Helene was reclassified as a bad storm
  1. classify anew, change the previous classification; "The zoologists had to reclassify the mollusks after they found new species"
  2. (reclassification) classifying something again (usually in a new category)
  3. (Reclassification) The reassignment of a given position to a different title within the Classified Personnel Group or to a different title within the Professional and Administrative Personnel Group. ...
  4. (RECLASSIFICATION) The assignment of a position in one classification to a different classification which is the result of a natural or an organizational change in duties or responsibilities with no change in position number.
  5. (Re-classification) Occurs when a student does not earn enough credits to advance to the next grade level. Typically means repeating failed classes and adjusting year of graduation.
  6. (Reclassification) A change in job title and/or salary grade after an analysis has shown that the majority of duties over a sustained period of time are more accurately reflected in a different job classification. ...
  7. (Reclassification) An adjustment made to the input-output (I-O) accounts when there are two or more industries whose primary activity is the production of similar commodities and the commodities differ only in the process used to produced them. ...
  8. (Reclassification) An assessment process augmented by the prisoner's institutional adjustment and progress.
  9. (Reclassification) Formal procedure to change the land use district designation for a land area, also commonly known as rezoning.
  10. (Reclassification) Refers to the act of changing listing from endangered to threatened. The delisting of species as neither endangered or threatened, or the relisting of species as endangered or threatened.
  11. (Reclassification) There are two types of Reclassifications: "Reallocation" and "Change in Allocation". They are defined as: Reallocation: Duties have changed substantially in a gradual manner over time. Change in Allocation: Duties have changed substantially in an abrupt manner, e.g. ...
  12. (reclassification) Term created by the FASB to describe the transfer of net assets from temporarily restricted to unrestricted. ...
  13. Upon the request of an agency, a specific position may be reclassified upward or downward as determined by the Division of Human Resources. For example, an agency may request an Administrative Assistant 1 position to be reclassified as an Administrative Assistant 2 position.
  14. To change the title of an existing position based on a change of the duties and responsibilities. [See Classify and SPMM Section 0850 et. al.]