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Meanings of rethink in anglès

espanyol
reconsideración

Thinking again about a choice previously made.

reconsideración
Usage of rethink in anglès
1
You may even find that you need to rethink a certain situation!
The South African
2
Your intentions will be good, but your reasons may need a rethink!
The South African
3
Australia is an alcoholic; we need to rethink the way we drink.
News.com.au
4
We need to rethink the way in which we nurture new PhDs.
The Guardian
5
Furthermore, we really need to rethink our use of the Stem acronym.
The Irish Times
6
Now the new leadership wants an evidence-based rethink and improved staff relations.
Radio NZ
7
If the theft allegations prove true, Hart said he will rethink plans.
Reuters
8
At the time, he promised a fundamental rethink of the aid budget.
The Guardian
9
So did a rush to rethink the way countries handle their economies.
Reuters
10
However, world number two Nadal pleaded with Djokovic to rethink a breakaway.
News.com.au
11
You might need to rethink where you invest your time and energy.
The South African
12
Sharing cars, the new car-pooling and a radical rethink of public transport.
Radio NZ
13
Yet rising rents and property prices have forced us into a rethink.
The Irish Times
14
Until, of course, Apple needs to rethink the OS from scratch again.
Wired
15
That has fueled demands for a rethink of the antibiotic market model.
Reuters
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That has fuelled demands for a rethink of the antibiotic market model.
Reuters
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Translations for rethink
Rethink through the time
Rethink across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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