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reintroduction

noun (a reintroduction, reintroductions)

«reintroduction» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A reintroduction is when an animal or plant is brought back to a place it used to live. tree →
  2. It can mean bringing back a rule or product. tree →

In the lessons

In conservation lessons reintroduction projects help endangered species; in news, reintroduction of laws. Phrases: reintroduction programme, the reintroduction of wolves.

Examples

  • The reintroduction of beavers helped the river. tree →
  • The reintroduction of wolves changed the park. tree →
  • A reintroduction programme needs careful planning. tree →
  • The reintroduction of school uniform was argued about. tree →
  • The reintroduction of red kites was a success in England. tree →
  • Reintroduction means bringing back, not bringing something new. tree →

Note

Countable and uncountable. From the verb reintroduce.

On Mova

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