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Definition of reinvade in English: reinvadeverb ˌriːɪnˈveɪd [with object]Invade (something, especially a country or region) again. 再次入侵（某物，尤指国家或地区）；重新侵入 Example sentencesExamples - After dissociation, the nascent strand may anneal to a complementary single strand, reinvade a template to be extended by additional synthesis, or undergo end joining.
- On a more populist level, sunken living rooms are reinvading suburbia as Americans ditch large open spaces for rooms with more intimacy.
- In one study, they determined how quickly other termites would reinvade an area after a single colony had been eliminated.
- Seastars commonly reinvaded the removal plots in a matter of days following the manual removals, particularly in spring and summer when seastars are most active.
- The uninhabited and forested Noises Islands (Motuhoropapa and Otata) off northeast New Zealand were reinvaded by Norway rats at least six times between 1981 and 2002.
- For the past five years, however, malaria has reinvaded a broad swath from Asia to the Americas, with rare occurrences even reported in the United States.
- In North America, where most mountain ranges run north to south, many species were pushed south during glaciation and were able to reinvade northward during subsequent glacial retreat.
- When it came to be reinvaded by 55,000 Marines of III US Amphibious Corps on 20 July 1944, the Japanese defenders put up a stiff fight for three weeks, but over 10,000 were killed.
- After the retreat of the ice sheets since the last glacial maximum, northern Europe was subsequently reinvaded from several refuges in southern Europe.
- Despite an aggressive campaign two years ago to eliminate the species, water hyacinths appear to be reinvading much of the lake.
- By the Convention of Sintra, the French left the country, but they reinvaded a year later.
- Because the ice cap retreated from south to north, the brook charr reinvaded eastern Canada northward from the single ‘Atlantic’ glacial refugium located off the Atlantic coast of New England.
- By 7 months after the poisoning, Messenger reports, ‘one dead colony had been completely reinvaded.’
- In principle this molecular epidemiological approach, in conjunction with ecological data, will allow estimation of the risk that houses will be reinvaded after spraying.
- They are also helping develop innovative techniques to prevent the weeds from successfully reinvading.
- ‘Illegal occupants were previously removed last year due to unsafe building conditions, but unfortunately the building was reinvaded,’ Singh said.
- The armyworm probably does not overwinter in Nebraska, but reinvades the northern part of its range each spring.
Definition of reinvade in US English: reinvadeverbˌriɪnˈveɪd [with object]Invade (something, especially a country or region) again. 再次入侵（某物，尤指国家或地区）；重新侵入 Example sentencesExamples - They are also helping develop innovative techniques to prevent the weeds from successfully reinvading.
- When it came to be reinvaded by 55,000 Marines of III US Amphibious Corps on 20 July 1944, the Japanese defenders put up a stiff fight for three weeks, but over 10,000 were killed.
- In one study, they determined how quickly other termites would reinvade an area after a single colony had been eliminated.
- Because the ice cap retreated from south to north, the brook charr reinvaded eastern Canada northward from the single ‘Atlantic’ glacial refugium located off the Atlantic coast of New England.
- The uninhabited and forested Noises Islands (Motuhoropapa and Otata) off northeast New Zealand were reinvaded by Norway rats at least six times between 1981 and 2002.
- On a more populist level, sunken living rooms are reinvading suburbia as Americans ditch large open spaces for rooms with more intimacy.
- Seastars commonly reinvaded the removal plots in a matter of days following the manual removals, particularly in spring and summer when seastars are most active.
- By the Convention of Sintra, the French left the country, but they reinvaded a year later.
- By 7 months after the poisoning, Messenger reports, ‘one dead colony had been completely reinvaded.’
- In North America, where most mountain ranges run north to south, many species were pushed south during glaciation and were able to reinvade northward during subsequent glacial retreat.
- After dissociation, the nascent strand may anneal to a complementary single strand, reinvade a template to be extended by additional synthesis, or undergo end joining.
- After the retreat of the ice sheets since the last glacial maximum, northern Europe was subsequently reinvaded from several refuges in southern Europe.
- In principle this molecular epidemiological approach, in conjunction with ecological data, will allow estimation of the risk that houses will be reinvaded after spraying.
- For the past five years, however, malaria has reinvaded a broad swath from Asia to the Americas, with rare occurrences even reported in the United States.
- The armyworm probably does not overwinter in Nebraska, but reinvades the northern part of its range each spring.
- Despite an aggressive campaign two years ago to eliminate the species, water hyacinths appear to be reinvading much of the lake.
- ‘Illegal occupants were previously removed last year due to unsafe building conditions, but unfortunately the building was reinvaded,’ Singh said.
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