Definition of reacquaint in English:

reacquaint

verb riːəˈkweɪntˌrēəˈkwānt

[with object]

Make (someone) acquainted or familiar with someone or something again.
he was able to reacquaint himself with an old school chum
Example sentencesExamples
- I was out reacquainting myself with the country after a long period working in England and I was driving through Glencoe on a beautiful day.
- I gave them a small smile and left them to acquaint, or reacquaint themselves with each other.
- The virtue of the spade for you and me is that it reacquaints us with resistance from the material world.
- At the next table, a guy is getting reacquainted with old friends.
- It's in that moment he decides he's not going to play his beloved violin until he reacquaints himself with his Algerian roots.
- These largely acoustic songs reacquaint us with his tremulous, soulful vocals and cutting lyrical style.
- For reacquainting me with that pleasure, I want to thank everyone who pushed for deregulation, privatization and free trade in electricity.
- It must reacquaint us with the characters without bogging the pace down with exposition.
- Only by reacquainting workers, intellectuals and young people with a socialist perspective and culture can a new political road forward be charted.
- Local archery ranges are crowded now as bowhunters reacquaint themselves with a favorite bow or become familiar with new gear.
- His summer travels took him to the World University tryouts in Colorado, where he was reacquainted with Penn.
- Unfortunately, this would reacquaint us with the 19th century.
- I think that it has to be done slowly so that the boy once again reacquaints himself with his father.
- Introductions were made, questions were posed, pictures were taken, and old friends were heartily reacquainted.
- Over time, we reacquainted ourselves with Jackson and Angela in Manhattan.
- Indeed, this project to build a new youth centre has helped reacquaint me with some tremendous characters from my past.
- She had not been home for months and decided that she needed to reacquaint herself with the once familiar surroundings.
- But just who were these four individuals with whom the city of Dublin has recently been reacquainted?
- I thought it time my children and I were reacquainted with our family.
- Old friends are reacquainted, new ones made, and future plans plotted.

Derivatives

reacquaintance

noun

He still feels fine but there will be a price to pay for his reacquaintance with bad habits.
Example sentencesExamples
- I think what's happening is a widespread reacquaintance with reality - the reciprocal of disillusionment.
- My reacquaintance with the new Hyundai Elantra got off to a bad start when the first thing I did was set off the car alarm.
- Throughout the essentially tender tale of the brothers reacquaintance, swamp-life in the lumber mill is unrelentingly savage.
- It will be a reacquaintance of sorts between Calderwood and the new Celtic management team.

Definition of reacquaint in US English:

reacquaint

verbˌrēəˈkwānt

[with object]

Make (someone) acquainted or familiar with someone or something again.
he wants to reacquaint himself with the public
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, this project to build a new youth centre has helped reacquaint me with some tremendous characters from my past.
- It must reacquaint us with the characters without bogging the pace down with exposition.
- His summer travels took him to the World University tryouts in Colorado, where he was reacquainted with Penn.
- Over time, we reacquainted ourselves with Jackson and Angela in Manhattan.
- I think that it has to be done slowly so that the boy once again reacquaints himself with his father.
- She had not been home for months and decided that she needed to reacquaint herself with the once familiar surroundings.
- Local archery ranges are crowded now as bowhunters reacquaint themselves with a favorite bow or become familiar with new gear.
- For reacquainting me with that pleasure, I want to thank everyone who pushed for deregulation, privatization and free trade in electricity.
- Only by reacquainting workers, intellectuals and young people with a socialist perspective and culture can a new political road forward be charted.
- At the next table, a guy is getting reacquainted with old friends.
- The virtue of the spade for you and me is that it reacquaints us with resistance from the material world.
- These largely acoustic songs reacquaint us with his tremulous, soulful vocals and cutting lyrical style.
- Introductions were made, questions were posed, pictures were taken, and old friends were heartily reacquainted.
- I thought it time my children and I were reacquainted with our family.
- It's in that moment he decides he's not going to play his beloved violin until he reacquaints himself with his Algerian roots.
- I gave them a small smile and left them to acquaint, or reacquaint themselves with each other.
- Unfortunately, this would reacquaint us with the 19th century.
- I was out reacquainting myself with the country after a long period working in England and I was driving through Glencoe on a beautiful day.
- But just who were these four individuals with whom the city of Dublin has recently been reacquainted?
- Old friends are reacquainted, new ones made, and future plans plotted.

单词	reacquaint
释义	Definition of reacquaint in English: reacquaint verb riːəˈkweɪntˌrēəˈkwānt [with object] Make (someone) acquainted or familiar with someone or something again. he was able to reacquaint himself with an old school chum Example sentencesExamples I was out reacquainting myself with the country after a long period working in England and I was driving through Glencoe on a beautiful day. I gave them a small smile and left them to acquaint, or reacquaint themselves with each other. The virtue of the spade for you and me is that it reacquaints us with resistance from the material world. At the next table, a guy is getting reacquainted with old friends. It's in that moment he decides he's not going to play his beloved violin until he reacquaints himself with his Algerian roots. These largely acoustic songs reacquaint us with his tremulous, soulful vocals and cutting lyrical style. For reacquainting me with that pleasure, I want to thank everyone who pushed for deregulation, privatization and free trade in electricity. It must reacquaint us with the characters without bogging the pace down with exposition. Only by reacquainting workers, intellectuals and young people with a socialist perspective and culture can a new political road forward be charted. Local archery ranges are crowded now as bowhunters reacquaint themselves with a favorite bow or become familiar with new gear. His summer travels took him to the World University tryouts in Colorado, where he was reacquainted with Penn. Unfortunately, this would reacquaint us with the 19th century. I think that it has to be done slowly so that the boy once again reacquaints himself with his father. Introductions were made, questions were posed, pictures were taken, and old friends were heartily reacquainted. Over time, we reacquainted ourselves with Jackson and Angela in Manhattan. Indeed, this project to build a new youth centre has helped reacquaint me with some tremendous characters from my past. She had not been home for months and decided that she needed to reacquaint herself with the once familiar surroundings. But just who were these four individuals with whom the city of Dublin has recently been reacquainted? I thought it time my children and I were reacquainted with our family. Old friends are reacquainted, new ones made, and future plans plotted. Derivatives reacquaintance noun He still feels fine but there will be a price to pay for his reacquaintance with bad habits. Example sentencesExamples I think what's happening is a widespread reacquaintance with reality - the reciprocal of disillusionment. My reacquaintance with the new Hyundai Elantra got off to a bad start when the first thing I did was set off the car alarm. Throughout the essentially tender tale of the brothers reacquaintance, swamp-life in the lumber mill is unrelentingly savage. It will be a reacquaintance of sorts between Calderwood and the new Celtic management team. Definition of reacquaint in US English: reacquaint verbˌrēəˈkwānt [with object] Make (someone) acquainted or familiar with someone or something again. he wants to reacquaint himself with the public Example sentencesExamples Indeed, this project to build a new youth centre has helped reacquaint me with some tremendous characters from my past. It must reacquaint us with the characters without bogging the pace down with exposition. His summer travels took him to the World University tryouts in Colorado, where he was reacquainted with Penn. Over time, we reacquainted ourselves with Jackson and Angela in Manhattan. I think that it has to be done slowly so that the boy once again reacquaints himself with his father. She had not been home for months and decided that she needed to reacquaint herself with the once familiar surroundings. Local archery ranges are crowded now as bowhunters reacquaint themselves with a favorite bow or become familiar with new gear. For reacquainting me with that pleasure, I want to thank everyone who pushed for deregulation, privatization and free trade in electricity. Only by reacquainting workers, intellectuals and young people with a socialist perspective and culture can a new political road forward be charted. At the next table, a guy is getting reacquainted with old friends. The virtue of the spade for you and me is that it reacquaints us with resistance from the material world. These largely acoustic songs reacquaint us with his tremulous, soulful vocals and cutting lyrical style. Introductions were made, questions were posed, pictures were taken, and old friends were heartily reacquainted. I thought it time my children and I were reacquainted with our family. It's in that moment he decides he's not going to play his beloved violin until he reacquaints himself with his Algerian roots. I gave them a small smile and left them to acquaint, or reacquaint themselves with each other. Unfortunately, this would reacquaint us with the 19th century. I was out reacquainting myself with the country after a long period working in England and I was driving through Glencoe on a beautiful day. But just who were these four individuals with whom the city of Dublin has recently been reacquainted? Old friends are reacquainted, new ones made, and future plans plotted.
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