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Definition of re-examine in English: re-examineverb riːɪɡˈzamɪnˌriəɡˈzæmən [with object]1Examine again or further. 重新审查，进一步考查；深入审查 I will have the body re-examined 我要重新验尸。 Example sentencesExamples - In the process of designing courses and curriculums I re-examined how colleges do it.
- These will be considered briefly before the general subject of sexual offences is re-examined.
- Mr Brennan said: ‘The findings make it clear that we should be re-examining our attitudes to some fathers and their role in the family.’
- The primary role of the tribunal is to re-examine evidence presented by the Director, and it is not anticipated that it will often initiate its own investigations.
- We are re-examining our business plan and evaluating our future options at the moment.
- Discussion resulted in agreement on the remainder, and the main body of the corpus was re-examined to accommodate changes to the original coding system.
- The higher court should re-examine the facts and application of the law in order to challenge or verify the decision of the lower court.
- On the facts as currently known, Customs will not be re-examining any of the input tax claimed by Buckmore Park Services.
- But last night a Government spokesperson said Education Minister Noel Dempsey will not be re-examining the fees option and the Cabinet would not be a revisiting the issue.
- Accordingly, Mr. Clinton said, the policy should be re-examined or at least carried out in a more humane way, to prevent the harassment of homosexuals in the armed forces.
- Reading History Backwards encourages viewers to re-examine how we construct and perceive history and current reality.
- He said: ‘I see no problem in re-examining the situation.’
- For the first time since its adoption in 1930, the Code was to be fully re-examined and substantially altered.
- For the review, Lebovitz and his team re-examined the data from 13 studies that originally aimed to examine the efficacy and safety of Avandia.
- The thought woke me up to re-examine what I had taken for granted.
- I think it also needs to re-examine how it views other churches.
- The clear purpose of the book is to re-examine the decision and alter the standards applied in the Pentagon Papers.
- Moreover, when article 6 of the Convention becomes part of our law, it will be the prism through which other aspects of our criminal law may have to be re-examined.
- Pages that have not been as popular as entry pages may need to be re-examined and altered again.
- We suggest that these models might be re-examined in light of these results.
Synonyms rethink, review, revise, re-evaluate, reassess, reappraise, think better of, think over, take another look at, relook at, look at in a different light, have another think about - 1.1Law Examine (one's own witness) again, after cross-examination by the opposing counsel.
〔律〕复问（己方证人） the judge asked Sir Humphrey if he wished to re-examine the witness Example sentencesExamples - They are there variously to lead, cross-examine and re-examine witnesses and to adjudicate on the evidence.
- You will recall that Mr Mott re-examined Mr Tegg in great detail.
- Witnesses are first examined-in-chief by the Prosecutor, then cross-examined by defence counsel, and subsequently re-examined by the Prosecutor.
- Dr Pearson might have to consider asking the Home Secretary to recall him or even consider re-examining him.
- In the light of the evidence I had then heard, I re-called Miss Cheslyn-Curtis and Dr Calder who were re-examined on the further evidence and who were both able to provide their further comments on this.
Definition of re-examine in US English: re-examineverbˌrēəɡˈzamənˌriəɡˈzæmən [with object]1Examine again or further. 重新审查，进一步考查；深入审查 I will have the body re-examined 我要重新验尸。 Example sentencesExamples - We suggest that these models might be re-examined in light of these results.
- These will be considered briefly before the general subject of sexual offences is re-examined.
- The clear purpose of the book is to re-examine the decision and alter the standards applied in the Pentagon Papers.
- In the process of designing courses and curriculums I re-examined how colleges do it.
- We are re-examining our business plan and evaluating our future options at the moment.
- The higher court should re-examine the facts and application of the law in order to challenge or verify the decision of the lower court.
- But last night a Government spokesperson said Education Minister Noel Dempsey will not be re-examining the fees option and the Cabinet would not be a revisiting the issue.
- For the first time since its adoption in 1930, the Code was to be fully re-examined and substantially altered.
- Discussion resulted in agreement on the remainder, and the main body of the corpus was re-examined to accommodate changes to the original coding system.
- Mr Brennan said: ‘The findings make it clear that we should be re-examining our attitudes to some fathers and their role in the family.’
- For the review, Lebovitz and his team re-examined the data from 13 studies that originally aimed to examine the efficacy and safety of Avandia.
- I think it also needs to re-examine how it views other churches.
- Pages that have not been as popular as entry pages may need to be re-examined and altered again.
- He said: ‘I see no problem in re-examining the situation.’
- Reading History Backwards encourages viewers to re-examine how we construct and perceive history and current reality.
- Accordingly, Mr. Clinton said, the policy should be re-examined or at least carried out in a more humane way, to prevent the harassment of homosexuals in the armed forces.
- On the facts as currently known, Customs will not be re-examining any of the input tax claimed by Buckmore Park Services.
- The thought woke me up to re-examine what I had taken for granted.
- The primary role of the tribunal is to re-examine evidence presented by the Director, and it is not anticipated that it will often initiate its own investigations.
- Moreover, when article 6 of the Convention becomes part of our law, it will be the prism through which other aspects of our criminal law may have to be re-examined.
Synonyms rethink, review, revise, re-evaluate, reassess, reappraise, think better of, think over, take another look at, relook at, look at in a different light, have another think about - 1.1Law Examine (a witness) again, after cross-examination by the opposing counsel.
〔律〕复问（己方证人） Example sentencesExamples - In the light of the evidence I had then heard, I re-called Miss Cheslyn-Curtis and Dr Calder who were re-examined on the further evidence and who were both able to provide their further comments on this.
- Dr Pearson might have to consider asking the Home Secretary to recall him or even consider re-examining him.
- You will recall that Mr Mott re-examined Mr Tegg in great detail.
- They are there variously to lead, cross-examine and re-examine witnesses and to adjudicate on the evidence.
- Witnesses are first examined-in-chief by the Prosecutor, then cross-examined by defence counsel, and subsequently re-examined by the Prosecutor.
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