Definition of reinvestigate in English:

reinvestigate

verb riɪnˈvɛstɪɡeɪtrēinˈvestiˌɡāt

[with object]

Investigate (a matter) again.
detectives made the decision to reinvestigate the case
Example sentencesExamples
- Dozens of unsolved murders and rapes are to be reinvestigated following new advances in DNA technology, scientists announced yesterday.
- Kim promised in the May summit to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 missing Japanese.
- To fail to do so would simply be to leave the door open to reinvestigating claims relating to treaty principles.
- Last summer, I joined two archaeologists who, along with a band of friends and volunteers, set about restoring and reinvestigating this special place.
- Somehow I had to find time to reinvestigate the scientific evidence for evolution.
- When they call for new investigation, they will be reinvestigated, too.
- To test for an independent relationship between snoring frequency and poor academic performance, this association was reinvestigated in a subgroup of children without desaturation events.
- Well they certainly have the power to reinvestigate the grant of the permanent residency.
- Half a year later, the patients were reinvestigated.
- This phylogenetic hypothesis had been held valid until it was recently reinvestigated.
- Police may now reinvestigate her unsolved murder.
- He replied that I should have the matter reinvestigated.
- But the latest government moves to reinvestigate the pros and cons of fluoridating water have galvanised the group into new action.
- After the police reinvestigated it, they wanted it closed.
- At some periods acquittals were so rare that the legal profession regarded them as failures that had to be reinvestigated.
- A special cold case squad will reinvestigate some of the infamous Atlanta child murders.
- Pyongyang promised to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 from scratch during summit talks in May in Pyongyang.
- The central issue I am trying to draw attention to is this - we need to reinvestigate our beliefs.
- Authorities who ruled it a suicide are now reinvestigating.
- The Marines say they spent almost a year reinvestigating the cases of these 11 Marines.

Derivatives

reinvestigation

noun

Definition of reinvestigate in US English:

reinvestigate

verbrēinˈvestiˌɡāt

[with object]

Investigate (a matter) again.
detectives made the decision to reinvestigate the case
Example sentencesExamples
- But the latest government moves to reinvestigate the pros and cons of fluoridating water have galvanised the group into new action.
- Well they certainly have the power to reinvestigate the grant of the permanent residency.
- Last summer, I joined two archaeologists who, along with a band of friends and volunteers, set about restoring and reinvestigating this special place.
- Kim promised in the May summit to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 missing Japanese.
- To fail to do so would simply be to leave the door open to reinvestigating claims relating to treaty principles.
- The Marines say they spent almost a year reinvestigating the cases of these 11 Marines.
- After the police reinvestigated it, they wanted it closed.
- The central issue I am trying to draw attention to is this - we need to reinvestigate our beliefs.
- Police may now reinvestigate her unsolved murder.
- To test for an independent relationship between snoring frequency and poor academic performance, this association was reinvestigated in a subgroup of children without desaturation events.
- At some periods acquittals were so rare that the legal profession regarded them as failures that had to be reinvestigated.
- Dozens of unsolved murders and rapes are to be reinvestigated following new advances in DNA technology, scientists announced yesterday.
- Pyongyang promised to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 from scratch during summit talks in May in Pyongyang.
- When they call for new investigation, they will be reinvestigated, too.
- He replied that I should have the matter reinvestigated.
- Authorities who ruled it a suicide are now reinvestigating.
- This phylogenetic hypothesis had been held valid until it was recently reinvestigated.
- A special cold case squad will reinvestigate some of the infamous Atlanta child murders.
- Somehow I had to find time to reinvestigate the scientific evidence for evolution.
- Half a year later, the patients were reinvestigated.

单词	reinvestigate
释义	Definition of reinvestigate in English: reinvestigate verb riɪnˈvɛstɪɡeɪtrēinˈvestiˌɡāt [with object] Investigate (a matter) again. detectives made the decision to reinvestigate the case Example sentencesExamples Dozens of unsolved murders and rapes are to be reinvestigated following new advances in DNA technology, scientists announced yesterday. Kim promised in the May summit to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 missing Japanese. To fail to do so would simply be to leave the door open to reinvestigating claims relating to treaty principles. Last summer, I joined two archaeologists who, along with a band of friends and volunteers, set about restoring and reinvestigating this special place. Somehow I had to find time to reinvestigate the scientific evidence for evolution. When they call for new investigation, they will be reinvestigated, too. To test for an independent relationship between snoring frequency and poor academic performance, this association was reinvestigated in a subgroup of children without desaturation events. Well they certainly have the power to reinvestigate the grant of the permanent residency. Half a year later, the patients were reinvestigated. This phylogenetic hypothesis had been held valid until it was recently reinvestigated. Police may now reinvestigate her unsolved murder. He replied that I should have the matter reinvestigated. But the latest government moves to reinvestigate the pros and cons of fluoridating water have galvanised the group into new action. After the police reinvestigated it, they wanted it closed. At some periods acquittals were so rare that the legal profession regarded them as failures that had to be reinvestigated. A special cold case squad will reinvestigate some of the infamous Atlanta child murders. Pyongyang promised to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 from scratch during summit talks in May in Pyongyang. The central issue I am trying to draw attention to is this - we need to reinvestigate our beliefs. Authorities who ruled it a suicide are now reinvestigating. The Marines say they spent almost a year reinvestigating the cases of these 11 Marines. Derivatives reinvestigation noun Definition of reinvestigate in US English: reinvestigate verbrēinˈvestiˌɡāt [with object] Investigate (a matter) again. detectives made the decision to reinvestigate the case Example sentencesExamples But the latest government moves to reinvestigate the pros and cons of fluoridating water have galvanised the group into new action. Well they certainly have the power to reinvestigate the grant of the permanent residency. Last summer, I joined two archaeologists who, along with a band of friends and volunteers, set about restoring and reinvestigating this special place. Kim promised in the May summit to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 missing Japanese. To fail to do so would simply be to leave the door open to reinvestigating claims relating to treaty principles. The Marines say they spent almost a year reinvestigating the cases of these 11 Marines. After the police reinvestigated it, they wanted it closed. The central issue I am trying to draw attention to is this - we need to reinvestigate our beliefs. Police may now reinvestigate her unsolved murder. To test for an independent relationship between snoring frequency and poor academic performance, this association was reinvestigated in a subgroup of children without desaturation events. At some periods acquittals were so rare that the legal profession regarded them as failures that had to be reinvestigated. Dozens of unsolved murders and rapes are to be reinvestigated following new advances in DNA technology, scientists announced yesterday. Pyongyang promised to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 from scratch during summit talks in May in Pyongyang. When they call for new investigation, they will be reinvestigated, too. He replied that I should have the matter reinvestigated. Authorities who ruled it a suicide are now reinvestigating. This phylogenetic hypothesis had been held valid until it was recently reinvestigated. A special cold case squad will reinvestigate some of the infamous Atlanta child murders. Somehow I had to find time to reinvestigate the scientific evidence for evolution. Half a year later, the patients were reinvestigated.
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