Definition of re-emergence in English:

re-emergence

noun ˌriːɪˈməːdʒənsˌriəˈmərdʒ(ə)ns

mass noun

The process of coming into sight or prominence once more.
the re-emergence of infectious diseases
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients who had a reemergence of depression lost all psychosocial gains made during treatment.
- The artist's reemergence is also marked by recent gallery shows on both coasts.
- A confirmed outbreak would be a shock for the government following the recent reemergence of SARS in southern China.
- Leaders of both parties view the sudden reemergence of the deficit with alarm.
- We certainly do not want to see the reemergence in any way of any elements linked to the former regime.
- The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 led to the reemergence of independent states across Central Asia.
- The choreographer's reemergence into the ballet world with a masterpiece was great news.
- The two writers are disturbed by what they see as the reemergence of a new set of "gender myths."
- The plot depends upon the emergence, withdrawal, and reemergence of a few key characters.
- There are good reasons to promote the reemergence of the landline phone.

Definition of re-emergence in US English:

re-emergence

nounˌrēəˈmərj(ə)nsˌriəˈmərdʒ(ə)ns

The process of coming into sight or prominence once more.
the re-emergence of infectious diseases
Example sentencesExamples
- There are good reasons to promote the reemergence of the landline phone.
- The choreographer's reemergence into the ballet world with a masterpiece was great news.
- A confirmed outbreak would be a shock for the government following the recent reemergence of SARS in southern China.
- The two writers are disturbed by what they see as the reemergence of a new set of "gender myths."
- The artist's reemergence is also marked by recent gallery shows on both coasts.
- Patients who had a reemergence of depression lost all psychosocial gains made during treatment.
- The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 led to the reemergence of independent states across Central Asia.
- We certainly do not want to see the reemergence in any way of any elements linked to the former regime.
- The plot depends upon the emergence, withdrawal, and reemergence of a few key characters.
- Leaders of both parties view the sudden reemergence of the deficit with alarm.

单词	re-emergence
释义	Definition of re-emergence in English: re-emergence noun ˌriːɪˈməːdʒənsˌriəˈmərdʒ(ə)ns mass noun The process of coming into sight or prominence once more. the re-emergence of infectious diseases Example sentencesExamples Patients who had a reemergence of depression lost all psychosocial gains made during treatment. The artist's reemergence is also marked by recent gallery shows on both coasts. A confirmed outbreak would be a shock for the government following the recent reemergence of SARS in southern China. Leaders of both parties view the sudden reemergence of the deficit with alarm. We certainly do not want to see the reemergence in any way of any elements linked to the former regime. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 led to the reemergence of independent states across Central Asia. The choreographer's reemergence into the ballet world with a masterpiece was great news. The two writers are disturbed by what they see as the reemergence of a new set of "gender myths." The plot depends upon the emergence, withdrawal, and reemergence of a few key characters. There are good reasons to promote the reemergence of the landline phone. Definition of re-emergence in US English: re-emergence nounˌrēəˈmərj(ə)nsˌriəˈmərdʒ(ə)ns The process of coming into sight or prominence once more. the re-emergence of infectious diseases Example sentencesExamples There are good reasons to promote the reemergence of the landline phone. The choreographer's reemergence into the ballet world with a masterpiece was great news. A confirmed outbreak would be a shock for the government following the recent reemergence of SARS in southern China. The two writers are disturbed by what they see as the reemergence of a new set of "gender myths." The artist's reemergence is also marked by recent gallery shows on both coasts. Patients who had a reemergence of depression lost all psychosocial gains made during treatment. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 led to the reemergence of independent states across Central Asia. We certainly do not want to see the reemergence in any way of any elements linked to the former regime. The plot depends upon the emergence, withdrawal, and reemergence of a few key characters. Leaders of both parties view the sudden reemergence of the deficit with alarm.
随便看	non-realist non-realistic non-reason non-recognition non-recoil non-recourse nonrecurring non-reducible non-reducing non-reduction non-referential nonrefillable non-reflexive non-refoulement non-refundable non-regardance non-regent non-regular non-regulation non-relational non-relative non-relatives non-relativistic non-relativistically non-religious