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Meanings of
rerun
in English
Russian
реприза
Portuguese
reprisar
Spanish
reposicion
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Airing of radio- or TV programme that has aired previously.
repeat
repeats
reruns
Russian
реприза
Spanish
reponer
Back to the meaning
Broadcast again, as of a film.
rebroadcast
Spanish
reponer
Synonyms
Examples for "
repeat
"
repeat
repeats
reruns
Examples for "
repeat
"
1
Her hospital records
repeat
the phrase, day after day, year after year:
2
Ms Adams said police often knew when people were serious,
repeat
offenders.
3
It hasn't seen a true
repeat
since Graham's 2005 FA until today.
4
Myrina saw his point, of course, and did not
repeat
her request.
5
Justice sources said the operation was intended to prevent a
repeat
massacre.
1
It's not a political issue, he
repeats
,
it's one of national responsibility.
2
The answer may be found in two-and-a-half mostly unlovely words: Christmas
repeats
.
3
There are a large number of
repeats
without significant deviation in content.
4
This
repeats
a text story from last month: for video please clickhere
5
This loop
repeats
once for each row returned by a result set.
1
Still, CBS won the week, with five
reruns
in the top 10.
2
In fact, in 1973 Star Trek itself was only available in
reruns
.
3
And if that means sweats, frozen pizza and
reruns
of Scandal, cool.
4
Ireland's John Tobin said the management had suffered worst from regular
reruns
.
5
His taste ran to
reruns
of shows from the fifties and sixties.
Usage of
rerun
in English
1
A
rerun
of 1914's descent into global war is really rather unlikely.
2
Yushchenko won the
rerun
presidential election and appointed Tymoshenko his prime minister.
3
The network also benefited from
rerun
-
heavy
slates on the major networks Monday.
4
In a
rerun
,
it would have another obvious zinger: Tell Them Again.
5
Much of the European case was a
rerun
of US v. Microsoft.
6
Odinga withdrew from the
rerun
election, saying it would not be fair.
7
Let's not
rerun
the front page body counts that spoiled last spring.
8
I already told you we can't afford a
rerun
of the Unsettlement.
9
Meanwhile, some lawmakers are pushing for a
rerun
of the 2016 referendum.
10
Meanwhile, some MPs are pushing for a
rerun
of the 2016 referendum.
11
There can be little doubting the outcome of Ukraine's
rerun
presidential election.
12
The November 9 season finale was canceled and replaced by a
rerun
.
13
She stared unseeing at some
rerun
of a legal drama on TV.
14
No time for a new post...but, here's a
rerun
from several months ago.
15
The present coalition government emerged after a
rerun
election last month.
16
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said the election should be
rerun
.
Other examples for "rerun"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
rerun
Noun
Singular
Verb
Past Indefinite
Frequent collocations
demand a rerun
rerun the referendum
first rerun
virtual rerun
acquire rerun
More collocations
Translations for
rerun
Russian
реприза
Portuguese
reprisar
reprise
Spanish
reposicion
reposición
reponer
Rerun
through the time
Rerun
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare