Definition of re-up in US English:

re-up

verbre-ups, re-upping, re-upped ˈriˌəpˈrēˌəpˈriˌəp

[no object]informal

1Re-enlist.
he never regretted re-upping during the war
Example sentencesExamples
- I spent time in Northern BC with my family after my dad decided not to re-up in the service during Vietnam.
- Statistically, more people re-enlist for combat duty than re-up for a commodore's job.
- When I was given the option to leave [West Point] or re-up for five more years after graduation, I left.
- If command provides no support for a job well done, a life saved, a convoy/mission completed, how can we expect the soldiers to re-up?
- And some divisions, like the National Guard, are pushing for new incentives to reel in recruits and get the already enlisted to re-up.
- If they don't re-up they will be reassigned.
- The USA Today piece points out the non-financial motivations that lead Gis to re-up.
- I think this is largely the result of strong reenlistment incentives, and initiatives at the unit level to get soldiers to re-up.
- When it was time to re-up or move on, she stayed.
- I'd refused to re-up and go for promotion.
- To receive the bonus, soldiers have to re-up for a minimum of three years.
- As a lance corporal whose enlistment was nearly over, he knew he would have to re-up in the reserves in order to qualify for education benefits.
- Many, like you, say they worry that, when this is over or even in the middle, others are going to leave and not re-up, because this is not what they signed up for.
- Now, apparently for only $8 million more, the study will expand to "getting families to re-up in time of war."
- The thing is, her job is so overmanned, the Navy has already cut the re-enlistment bonus for it and yet, she tells me she would still re-up if she could.
- Second, his proposal is premised on the idea that you should make it virtually impossible to leave the military, forcing the economically disadvantaged to re-up.
- The only problem may be how difficult the Army is making it for soldiers to re-up because of the economy.
- The only catch, though, was they had to re-up from Sept. 17-30.
- In 2008, as the stock market cratered and the housing market collapsed, more young members of the Army, Air Force, and Navy decided to re-up.
- Of course, the usual caveats are attached to this story—could get worse, Guard and Reserve troops won't re-up, etc., etc., etc.
1. 1.1 Renew an arrangement, such as an employment contract or membership agreement.
  I'm not likely to re-up with this phone company
  with object CBS has re-upped Harmon for a ninth season
  Example sentencesExamples
  To the surprise of many, he did re-up last November, then promoted Isaacson to the No. 2 spot just two months later.
  Whether or not Kidd decides to re-up in New Jersey, he's turned the fortunes of the franchise around.
  Re-up every year, strengthen the product, widen your consumer base.
  The other night they called to see if I wanted to re-up the subscription for some ridiculously low price.
  It could face a situation where a lot of customers decide not to re-up with the company.
  Also, they want to re-up for education benefits, for health insurance.
  Any of you tech wizards can monkey around and re-up it in an easier form if you're so inclined.
  The shadow banking system is particularly vulnerable to runs commercial paper investors refusing to re-up when their paper matures.
  Are there any circumstances under which you might re-up?
  The franchise's recent growth convinced him to forsake a crack at the free-agent market and re-up in Raleigh.
  But sending them an instantaneous thank you and updates on issues of particular interest to them are two good reasons to think they might re-up.
  The 73% of clients who re-up with you each year should be mined for ideas, promotion, and bucks.
  Assuming they re-up Terry Adams, this is a very good bullpen.
  While he says that more than 50% of users re-up after the first free year, analysts believe that the pay-up rate is lower.
  The Suns will re-up with him for three years at about $5 million.
  I've subscribed over the past year and, frankly, was not going to re-up.
  Hell, even if you have Comcast now, you might want to cancel your plan and re-up under your wife's name just to get that Wii.
  Before, they had one easy, clear choice: re-up their subscription or have no protection.
  If he does opt to re-up, then there's no doubt that the Lakers' roster has been secretly refashioned to meet his specifications.
  Nearly 70% of subscribers plan to re-up with the magazine.

Definition of re-up in US English:

re-up

verbˈrēˌəpˈriˌəp

[no object]US informal

1Re-enlist.
he never regretted re-upping during the war
Example sentencesExamples
- As a lance corporal whose enlistment was nearly over, he knew he would have to re-up in the reserves in order to qualify for education benefits.
- I'd refused to re-up and go for promotion.
- The only problem may be how difficult the Army is making it for soldiers to re-up because of the economy.
- The thing is, her job is so overmanned, the Navy has already cut the re-enlistment bonus for it and yet, she tells me she would still re-up if she could.
- I spent time in Northern BC with my family after my dad decided not to re-up in the service during Vietnam.
- If command provides no support for a job well done, a life saved, a convoy/mission completed, how can we expect the soldiers to re-up?
- Second, his proposal is premised on the idea that you should make it virtually impossible to leave the military, forcing the economically disadvantaged to re-up.
- Now, apparently for only $8 million more, the study will expand to "getting families to re-up in time of war."
- Of course, the usual caveats are attached to this story—could get worse, Guard and Reserve troops won't re-up, etc., etc., etc.
- When it was time to re-up or move on, she stayed.
- Many, like you, say they worry that, when this is over or even in the middle, others are going to leave and not re-up, because this is not what they signed up for.
- To receive the bonus, soldiers have to re-up for a minimum of three years.
- I think this is largely the result of strong reenlistment incentives, and initiatives at the unit level to get soldiers to re-up.
- In 2008, as the stock market cratered and the housing market collapsed, more young members of the Army, Air Force, and Navy decided to re-up.
- When I was given the option to leave [West Point] or re-up for five more years after graduation, I left.
- Statistically, more people re-enlist for combat duty than re-up for a commodore's job.
- The only catch, though, was they had to re-up from Sept. 17-30.
- And some divisions, like the National Guard, are pushing for new incentives to reel in recruits and get the already enlisted to re-up.
- The USA Today piece points out the non-financial motivations that lead Gis to re-up.
- If they don't re-up they will be reassigned.
1. 1.1 Renew an arrangement such as an employment contract or membership agreement.
  I'm not likely to re-up with this phone company
  with object she hasn't re-upped her contract
  Example sentencesExamples
  I've subscribed over the past year and, frankly, was not going to re-up.
  The other night they called to see if I wanted to re-up the subscription for some ridiculously low price.
  Are there any circumstances under which you might re-up?
  The 73% of clients who re-up with you each year should be mined for ideas, promotion, and bucks.
  While he says that more than 50% of users re-up after the first free year, analysts believe that the pay-up rate is lower.
  Any of you tech wizards can monkey around and re-up it in an easier form if you're so inclined.
  The franchise's recent growth convinced him to forsake a crack at the free-agent market and re-up in Raleigh.
  But sending them an instantaneous thank you and updates on issues of particular interest to them are two good reasons to think they might re-up.
  Whether or not Kidd decides to re-up in New Jersey, he's turned the fortunes of the franchise around.
  Nearly 70% of subscribers plan to re-up with the magazine.
  It could face a situation where a lot of customers decide not to re-up with the company.
  Assuming they re-up Terry Adams, this is a very good bullpen.
  Re-up every year, strengthen the product, widen your consumer base.
  If he does opt to re-up, then there's no doubt that the Lakers' roster has been secretly refashioned to meet his specifications.
  The shadow banking system is particularly vulnerable to runs commercial paper investors refusing to re-up when their paper matures.
  Also, they want to re-up for education benefits, for health insurance.
  Before, they had one easy, clear choice: re-up their subscription or have no protection.
  The Suns will re-up with him for three years at about $5 million.
  To the surprise of many, he did re-up last November, then promoted Isaacson to the No. 2 spot just two months later.
  Hell, even if you have Comcast now, you might want to cancel your plan and re-up under your wife's name just to get that Wii.

单词	re-up
释义	Definition of re-up in US English: re-up verbre-ups, re-upping, re-upped ˈriˌəpˈrēˌəpˈriˌəp [no object]informal 1Re-enlist. he never regretted re-upping during the war Example sentencesExamples I spent time in Northern BC with my family after my dad decided not to re-up in the service during Vietnam. Statistically, more people re-enlist for combat duty than re-up for a commodore's job. When I was given the option to leave [West Point] or re-up for five more years after graduation, I left. If command provides no support for a job well done, a life saved, a convoy/mission completed, how can we expect the soldiers to re-up? And some divisions, like the National Guard, are pushing for new incentives to reel in recruits and get the already enlisted to re-up. If they don't re-up they will be reassigned. The USA Today piece points out the non-financial motivations that lead Gis to re-up. I think this is largely the result of strong reenlistment incentives, and initiatives at the unit level to get soldiers to re-up. When it was time to re-up or move on, she stayed. I'd refused to re-up and go for promotion. To receive the bonus, soldiers have to re-up for a minimum of three years. As a lance corporal whose enlistment was nearly over, he knew he would have to re-up in the reserves in order to qualify for education benefits. Many, like you, say they worry that, when this is over or even in the middle, others are going to leave and not re-up, because this is not what they signed up for. Now, apparently for only $8 million more, the study will expand to "getting families to re-up in time of war." The thing is, her job is so overmanned, the Navy has already cut the re-enlistment bonus for it and yet, she tells me she would still re-up if she could. Second, his proposal is premised on the idea that you should make it virtually impossible to leave the military, forcing the economically disadvantaged to re-up. The only problem may be how difficult the Army is making it for soldiers to re-up because of the economy. The only catch, though, was they had to re-up from Sept. 17-30. In 2008, as the stock market cratered and the housing market collapsed, more young members of the Army, Air Force, and Navy decided to re-up. Of course, the usual caveats are attached to this story—could get worse, Guard and Reserve troops won't re-up, etc., etc., etc. 1.1 Renew an arrangement, such as an employment contract or membership agreement. I'm not likely to re-up with this phone company with object CBS has re-upped Harmon for a ninth season Example sentencesExamples To the surprise of many, he did re-up last November, then promoted Isaacson to the No. 2 spot just two months later. Whether or not Kidd decides to re-up in New Jersey, he's turned the fortunes of the franchise around. Re-up every year, strengthen the product, widen your consumer base. The other night they called to see if I wanted to re-up the subscription for some ridiculously low price. It could face a situation where a lot of customers decide not to re-up with the company. Also, they want to re-up for education benefits, for health insurance. Any of you tech wizards can monkey around and re-up it in an easier form if you're so inclined. The shadow banking system is particularly vulnerable to runs commercial paper investors refusing to re-up when their paper matures. Are there any circumstances under which you might re-up? The franchise's recent growth convinced him to forsake a crack at the free-agent market and re-up in Raleigh. But sending them an instantaneous thank you and updates on issues of particular interest to them are two good reasons to think they might re-up. The 73% of clients who re-up with you each year should be mined for ideas, promotion, and bucks. Assuming they re-up Terry Adams, this is a very good bullpen. While he says that more than 50% of users re-up after the first free year, analysts believe that the pay-up rate is lower. The Suns will re-up with him for three years at about $5 million. I've subscribed over the past year and, frankly, was not going to re-up. Hell, even if you have Comcast now, you might want to cancel your plan and re-up under your wife's name just to get that Wii. Before, they had one easy, clear choice: re-up their subscription or have no protection. If he does opt to re-up, then there's no doubt that the Lakers' roster has been secretly refashioned to meet his specifications. Nearly 70% of subscribers plan to re-up with the magazine. Definition of re-up in US English: re-up verbˈrēˌəpˈriˌəp [no object]US informal 1Re-enlist. he never regretted re-upping during the war Example sentencesExamples As a lance corporal whose enlistment was nearly over, he knew he would have to re-up in the reserves in order to qualify for education benefits. I'd refused to re-up and go for promotion. The only problem may be how difficult the Army is making it for soldiers to re-up because of the economy. The thing is, her job is so overmanned, the Navy has already cut the re-enlistment bonus for it and yet, she tells me she would still re-up if she could. I spent time in Northern BC with my family after my dad decided not to re-up in the service during Vietnam. If command provides no support for a job well done, a life saved, a convoy/mission completed, how can we expect the soldiers to re-up? Second, his proposal is premised on the idea that you should make it virtually impossible to leave the military, forcing the economically disadvantaged to re-up. Now, apparently for only $8 million more, the study will expand to "getting families to re-up in time of war." Of course, the usual caveats are attached to this story—could get worse, Guard and Reserve troops won't re-up, etc., etc., etc. When it was time to re-up or move on, she stayed. Many, like you, say they worry that, when this is over or even in the middle, others are going to leave and not re-up, because this is not what they signed up for. To receive the bonus, soldiers have to re-up for a minimum of three years. I think this is largely the result of strong reenlistment incentives, and initiatives at the unit level to get soldiers to re-up. In 2008, as the stock market cratered and the housing market collapsed, more young members of the Army, Air Force, and Navy decided to re-up. When I was given the option to leave [West Point] or re-up for five more years after graduation, I left. Statistically, more people re-enlist for combat duty than re-up for a commodore's job. The only catch, though, was they had to re-up from Sept. 17-30. And some divisions, like the National Guard, are pushing for new incentives to reel in recruits and get the already enlisted to re-up. The USA Today piece points out the non-financial motivations that lead Gis to re-up. If they don't re-up they will be reassigned. 1.1 Renew an arrangement such as an employment contract or membership agreement. I'm not likely to re-up with this phone company with object she hasn't re-upped her contract Example sentencesExamples I've subscribed over the past year and, frankly, was not going to re-up. The other night they called to see if I wanted to re-up the subscription for some ridiculously low price. Are there any circumstances under which you might re-up? The 73% of clients who re-up with you each year should be mined for ideas, promotion, and bucks. While he says that more than 50% of users re-up after the first free year, analysts believe that the pay-up rate is lower. Any of you tech wizards can monkey around and re-up it in an easier form if you're so inclined. The franchise's recent growth convinced him to forsake a crack at the free-agent market and re-up in Raleigh. But sending them an instantaneous thank you and updates on issues of particular interest to them are two good reasons to think they might re-up. Whether or not Kidd decides to re-up in New Jersey, he's turned the fortunes of the franchise around. Nearly 70% of subscribers plan to re-up with the magazine. It could face a situation where a lot of customers decide not to re-up with the company. Assuming they re-up Terry Adams, this is a very good bullpen. Re-up every year, strengthen the product, widen your consumer base. If he does opt to re-up, then there's no doubt that the Lakers' roster has been secretly refashioned to meet his specifications. The shadow banking system is particularly vulnerable to runs commercial paper investors refusing to re-up when their paper matures. Also, they want to re-up for education benefits, for health insurance. Before, they had one easy, clear choice: re-up their subscription or have no protection. The Suns will re-up with him for three years at about $5 million. To the surprise of many, he did re-up last November, then promoted Isaacson to the No. 2 spot just two months later. Hell, even if you have Comcast now, you might want to cancel your plan and re-up under your wife's name just to get that Wii.
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