Definition of reinhabit in English:

reinhabit

verb ˌriːɪnˈhabɪt

[with object]

单词	reinhabit
释义	Definition of reinhabit in English: reinhabit verb ˌriːɪnˈhabɪt [with object] Inhabit (a place) again. 重新在（一地方）定居 the island was reinhabited in 1715 by Greeks from Kardamyla Example sentencesExamples We ordered them to come down from the mountains fearlessly and peacefully, reinhabit the country and rebuild their houses. Yet even with these measures, there's no guarantee that the location will ever be fit to reinhabit. It would be impossible simply to reinhabit the old structures as though nothing had happened.
随便看	be not far from/off be not getting any younger be not getting (or growing) any younger be not getting (or growing) any younger be not growing any younger be not having any be not having any (of it) be not having any of it be not having any (of it) be-nothing be nothing to do with be nothing to do with be nothing to write home about be nothing to write home about be noticeable be noticed be not long for this world be not long for this world be not to know be not to know be not unlike be not worth a cracker be not worth a cracker be not worth a crumpet be not worth a crumpet