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reorder 中文解釋 wordnet sense Collocation Usage Collins Definition
Verb
/rēˈôrdər/,
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reordered, past participle; reorders, 3rd person singular present; reordering, present participle; reordered, past tense;
  1. Request (something) to be made, supplied, or served again
    • - the most popular toys will be reordered immediately
  2. Arrange (something) again
    • - he fixed his bed and reordered his books
Noun
  1. A renewed or repeated order for goods

  1. assign a new order to
  2. a repeated order for the same merchandise; "he's the one who sends out all the new orders and reorders"
  3. make a new request to be supplied with; "The store had to reorder the popular CD several times"
  4. (reordering) a rearrangement in a different order
  5. (reordering) A choreographic process in which known and defined elements (specific movements, movement phrases, etc.) are separated from their original relationship and restructured in a different pattern.
  6. (Re-orders) All re-orders shall be treated as an extension to the the main contract . No responsibility will be accepted unless instructions are recieved in writing by fax or email.
  7. (RE-ORDERS) Effective 08.01.06 Creative Instinct, Inc.. is hereby notifying customers that due to system requirements all electronic files for job orders will not be kept in our system for more than 30 days after order date. ...
  8. (Reorders) Exact repeats within 24 months of original purchase date will not be charged a set-up fee. Current production times and prices apply.
  9. Reorders are subject to minimum order requirements.
  10. Reorders under $250 will be charged a $25 handling fee on top of freight charges
  11. Reordering (changing the order of) items is possible in the FeatureManager design tree. In parts, you can change the order in which features are solved. In assemblies, you can control the order in which components appear in a bill of materials.
  12. Rearranging the order of items in a compound document. Items in a compound document are typically numbered sequentially in ascending order.