Definition of re-examination in English:

re-examination

noun ˌriːɪɡˌzamɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌriəɡˌzæməˈneɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of examining something again or further.
a country with a past that requires re-examination
count noun the department had undertaken a re-examination of its role
Example sentencesExamples
- The Asian financial crisis has brought about a re-examination of some of the issues discussed above.
- A compelling influence on me has been the feminist movement and the reexamination of men's roles in relationship to women.
- The case has been reopened for re-examination.
- Ballet was in crisis, she said, and it was time for a fundamental re-examination.
- The Arabic component of our Mexican culture also merits re-examination.
- There is enough in this book to make one hope for a similar re-examination of Irish social history.
- It is a re-examination of data gathered in 2000.
- Both could be described as historical novels, and are oriented towards a re-examination of Filipino history and culture.
- This conflict is a catalyst, leading to the re-examination of the relationships between these six people.
- One option is to do a more radical re-examination of the whole idea of a literary canon.
1. 1.1Law The process of questioning one's own witness again, after cross-examination by the opposing counsel.
  advocates questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted
  Example sentencesExamples
  The only question for this court is whether the judge's interruptions in the re-examination show bias against the defendant.
  On re-examination, the witness was asked about the appellant's reference to there being "steps" at the scene of the crime.
  The judge then informed prosecuting counsel that, in the interests of fairness, she would have to forego re-examination.
  Normally, the evidence given by a witness on a particular topic should be completed with the re-examination of that witness.
  Difficulties have arisen from the practice of referring witnesses to particular inquiry documents during re-examination.
  She even laughed in the witness box under re-examination from the prosecutor.
  Her barrister was specifically allowed to prompt the witness in reexamination.
  After re-examination, no further cross-examination is permitted except where new matters have been introduced in re-examination.
  In re-examination the defendant's counsel explored this with the witness.
  Advocates have questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted at the inquiry.

Definition of re-examination in US English:

re-examination

nounˌriəɡˌzæməˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌrēəɡˌzaməˈnāSH(ə)n

1The action of examining something again or further.
a country with a past that requires re-examination
count noun the department had undertaken a re-examination of its role
Example sentencesExamples
- This conflict is a catalyst, leading to the re-examination of the relationships between these six people.
- There is enough in this book to make one hope for a similar re-examination of Irish social history.
- The Arabic component of our Mexican culture also merits re-examination.
- The Asian financial crisis has brought about a re-examination of some of the issues discussed above.
- A compelling influence on me has been the feminist movement and the reexamination of men's roles in relationship to women.
- It is a re-examination of data gathered in 2000.
- Both could be described as historical novels, and are oriented towards a re-examination of Filipino history and culture.
- Ballet was in crisis, she said, and it was time for a fundamental re-examination.
- One option is to do a more radical re-examination of the whole idea of a literary canon.
- The case has been reopened for re-examination.
1. 1.1Law The process of questioning one's own witness again, after cross-examination by the opposing counsel.
  advocates questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted
  Example sentencesExamples
  The only question for this court is whether the judge's interruptions in the re-examination show bias against the defendant.
  After re-examination, no further cross-examination is permitted except where new matters have been introduced in re-examination.
  She even laughed in the witness box under re-examination from the prosecutor.
  The judge then informed prosecuting counsel that, in the interests of fairness, she would have to forego re-examination.
  Advocates have questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted at the inquiry.
  Normally, the evidence given by a witness on a particular topic should be completed with the re-examination of that witness.
  Difficulties have arisen from the practice of referring witnesses to particular inquiry documents during re-examination.
  On re-examination, the witness was asked about the appellant's reference to there being "steps" at the scene of the crime.
  Her barrister was specifically allowed to prompt the witness in reexamination.
  In re-examination the defendant's counsel explored this with the witness.

单词	re-examination
释义	Definition of re-examination in English: re-examination noun ˌriːɪɡˌzamɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌriəɡˌzæməˈneɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of examining something again or further. a country with a past that requires re-examination count noun the department had undertaken a re-examination of its role Example sentencesExamples The Asian financial crisis has brought about a re-examination of some of the issues discussed above. A compelling influence on me has been the feminist movement and the reexamination of men's roles in relationship to women. The case has been reopened for re-examination. Ballet was in crisis, she said, and it was time for a fundamental re-examination. The Arabic component of our Mexican culture also merits re-examination. There is enough in this book to make one hope for a similar re-examination of Irish social history. It is a re-examination of data gathered in 2000. Both could be described as historical novels, and are oriented towards a re-examination of Filipino history and culture. This conflict is a catalyst, leading to the re-examination of the relationships between these six people. One option is to do a more radical re-examination of the whole idea of a literary canon. 1.1Law The process of questioning one's own witness again, after cross-examination by the opposing counsel. advocates questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted Example sentencesExamples The only question for this court is whether the judge's interruptions in the re-examination show bias against the defendant. On re-examination, the witness was asked about the appellant's reference to there being "steps" at the scene of the crime. The judge then informed prosecuting counsel that, in the interests of fairness, she would have to forego re-examination. Normally, the evidence given by a witness on a particular topic should be completed with the re-examination of that witness. Difficulties have arisen from the practice of referring witnesses to particular inquiry documents during re-examination. She even laughed in the witness box under re-examination from the prosecutor. Her barrister was specifically allowed to prompt the witness in reexamination. After re-examination, no further cross-examination is permitted except where new matters have been introduced in re-examination. In re-examination the defendant's counsel explored this with the witness. Advocates have questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted at the inquiry. Definition of re-examination in US English: re-examination nounˌriəɡˌzæməˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌrēəɡˌzaməˈnāSH(ə)n 1The action of examining something again or further. a country with a past that requires re-examination count noun the department had undertaken a re-examination of its role Example sentencesExamples This conflict is a catalyst, leading to the re-examination of the relationships between these six people. There is enough in this book to make one hope for a similar re-examination of Irish social history. The Arabic component of our Mexican culture also merits re-examination. The Asian financial crisis has brought about a re-examination of some of the issues discussed above. A compelling influence on me has been the feminist movement and the reexamination of men's roles in relationship to women. It is a re-examination of data gathered in 2000. Both could be described as historical novels, and are oriented towards a re-examination of Filipino history and culture. Ballet was in crisis, she said, and it was time for a fundamental re-examination. One option is to do a more radical re-examination of the whole idea of a literary canon. The case has been reopened for re-examination. 1.1Law The process of questioning one's own witness again, after cross-examination by the opposing counsel. advocates questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted Example sentencesExamples The only question for this court is whether the judge's interruptions in the re-examination show bias against the defendant. After re-examination, no further cross-examination is permitted except where new matters have been introduced in re-examination. She even laughed in the witness box under re-examination from the prosecutor. The judge then informed prosecuting counsel that, in the interests of fairness, she would have to forego re-examination. Advocates have questioned the manner in which the re-examination of witnesses has been conducted at the inquiry. Normally, the evidence given by a witness on a particular topic should be completed with the re-examination of that witness. Difficulties have arisen from the practice of referring witnesses to particular inquiry documents during re-examination. On re-examination, the witness was asked about the appellant's reference to there being "steps" at the scene of the crime. Her barrister was specifically allowed to prompt the witness in reexamination. In re-examination the defendant's counsel explored this with the witness.
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