reroute
中文解釋
wordnet sense
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Collins Definition
Verb
Send (someone or something) by or along a different route,
/rēˈro͞ot/,/rēˈrout/,
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Send (someone or something) by or along a different route,
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Send (someone or something) by or along a different route
- - the police had rerouted the march
Web Definitions:
- (Rerouting) Route to be followed as altered from the one originally specified in the Air Waybill (air cargo).
- (Rerouting (Voluntary)) If, before departure, a passenger wants to make a change to their itinerary, we call that voluntary rerouting. The term rerouting may be confusing, in that the actual route does not have to change (although it could) - i.e. ...
- (Rerouting) When a shipment is rerouted and delivered to a different address in the same city, or to a different address in another city or province, or when a 'hold-at-location' instruction has been changed to a 'request for courier' delivery.
- a term used to describe the swing path of a club that is dramatically different on the downswing as compared to that on the backswing. Example: "You paused nicely at the top of your swing but then you rerouted your club coming down at the ball."