Definition of resite in English:

resite

verbriːˈsʌɪt

[with object]

Place or situate in a different place.
they want the statue to be resited in the national headquarters
Example sentencesExamples
- It would seem quite feasible for this development to be resited within the approved boundary.
- The amalgamation, which involves resiting some of the departments between the two hospitals, is expected to cost about R35 million.
- I spent two hours today poking and poking in order to resite her drip as we cannot find her veins because she is retaining fluid.
- Her main concern, she insists, was to protect the children's play area on the 3.5-acre field when the cricketers and others were pressing to resite it - for safety reasons, they say.
- We are asking them to resite the bins at the rear and the company has said it will try to reposition them.
- Norwich was resited to the south bank of the River Wensum, opposite the site of a probable earlier proto-urban enclave.
- If this does go ahead it will be on the Oaklands site for the simple reason that there is a public sports centre there and it would cost too much money to resite that elsewhere.
- Eight years earlier Edward I had been persuaded to help resite the borough, and by 1283 his town planners had laid out a grid of streets on a hilltop at a place called Iham.
- The turnstiles will be resited closer to the playing area and opposite the main stand we hope to cover some of the standing area adjacent to the cricket field.
- A working party of the Parochial Church Council has been set up to look at where to resite it and the choir vestry is one location under consideration.
- Of 23 declared heritage buildings on the bypass route, I am advised that five will remain in place, 16 will be resited and restored, and one will be reconstructed using other materials.
- The positioning of a small sewage treatment plant threw a spanner in the works as councillors at the development and planning meeting called for it to be resited away from residential properties.
- Some cable-car stations will have to be resited as the mountainsides they are fixed to begin to crumble.
- Nothing, apart from maintenance, has been done to it and plans to resite the club to different sites have come to nothing.
- The reunification of the city under a capitalist democracy and the resiting of the capitol there provides sociolinguists with an interesting opportunity to observe interactions between language and changing social structures.
- But resiting the competition locations and moving all the boats to their new starting point 10 days before the event proved to be a logistical nightmare.
- He has been campaigning for more than a decade for the power lines that dominate the estate to be resited away from local houses.
- The development would involve resiting from the existing store - which currently employs about 70 people - and they would relocate staff from there.

单词	resite
释义	Definition of resite in English: resite verbriːˈsʌɪt [with object] Place or situate in a different place. they want the statue to be resited in the national headquarters Example sentencesExamples It would seem quite feasible for this development to be resited within the approved boundary. The amalgamation, which involves resiting some of the departments between the two hospitals, is expected to cost about R35 million. I spent two hours today poking and poking in order to resite her drip as we cannot find her veins because she is retaining fluid. Her main concern, she insists, was to protect the children's play area on the 3.5-acre field when the cricketers and others were pressing to resite it - for safety reasons, they say. We are asking them to resite the bins at the rear and the company has said it will try to reposition them. Norwich was resited to the south bank of the River Wensum, opposite the site of a probable earlier proto-urban enclave. If this does go ahead it will be on the Oaklands site for the simple reason that there is a public sports centre there and it would cost too much money to resite that elsewhere. Eight years earlier Edward I had been persuaded to help resite the borough, and by 1283 his town planners had laid out a grid of streets on a hilltop at a place called Iham. The turnstiles will be resited closer to the playing area and opposite the main stand we hope to cover some of the standing area adjacent to the cricket field. A working party of the Parochial Church Council has been set up to look at where to resite it and the choir vestry is one location under consideration. Of 23 declared heritage buildings on the bypass route, I am advised that five will remain in place, 16 will be resited and restored, and one will be reconstructed using other materials. The positioning of a small sewage treatment plant threw a spanner in the works as councillors at the development and planning meeting called for it to be resited away from residential properties. Some cable-car stations will have to be resited as the mountainsides they are fixed to begin to crumble. Nothing, apart from maintenance, has been done to it and plans to resite the club to different sites have come to nothing. The reunification of the city under a capitalist democracy and the resiting of the capitol there provides sociolinguists with an interesting opportunity to observe interactions between language and changing social structures. But resiting the competition locations and moving all the boats to their new starting point 10 days before the event proved to be a logistical nightmare. He has been campaigning for more than a decade for the power lines that dominate the estate to be resited away from local houses. The development would involve resiting from the existing store - which currently employs about 70 people - and they would relocate staff from there.
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