reintroduce

Everyday

1. To reintroduce an animal or plant is to bring it back to a place where it used to live. tree →
2. To reintroduce something, like a rule, is to bring it back into use. tree →

In the lessons

In science and nature lessons, beavers and wolves are reintroduced; in school life, rules may be reintroduced. Phrases: reintroduce into the wild.

Examples

• Beavers were reintroduced to Scotland. tree →
• Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone Park. tree →
• The school reintroduced the no phones rule. tree →
• The zoo plans to reintroduce rare frogs. tree →
• They reintroduced school milk. tree →
• Scientists want to reintroduce the lynx. tree →

Note

Re- = again. Past: reintroduced. Noun: reintroduction.