Definition of relist in English:

relist

verbriːˈlɪst

[with object]

Place (something, especially shares) on a list again.
the last-minute push to relist the shares came despite plunging share prices yesterday
Example sentencesExamples
- After five years the species could be relisted if necessary.
- Of course, the company could reorganize, turn itself around, get relisted, and prove that Uncle Lou was right after all.
- If it is gone entirely, please let me know and I will relist it.
- However, before the appeal against sentence could be relisted, the appellant absconded from prison and remained at large.
- In 1972 the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Legislation, a nonprofit advocacy group, unsuccessfully lobbied the U.S. government to relist marijuana as a Schedule II substance.
- But PPR could probably get loans to buy out the remaining shareholders and then raise new cash by relisting Gucci.
- The summons will be relisted after that and at least at that stage we will know whether you have got into this Court or not.
- Air New Zealand shares were suspended while Singapore sold its 6.3% stake but they were relisted after the sale went through on Wednesday.
- The Stock Exchange is awaiting a further update on the firm's financial position before it will agree to relisting the troubled exploration company's shares.
- Since British Energy, the nuclear-power generator, was restructured and its shares were relisted at the start of the year, it has attracted a shrewd following.
- Sinn Fein was confident last night of continuing its fund-raising in the US despite the upsurge in anti-terrorist feeling and Unionist efforts to have its IRA armed wing relisted as a terrorist organisation.
- While I do not agree with your reasoning, I do respect that as a private company you have the right to set your own policies and I have no intention of violating your rules by relisting the item.
- It may be thought desirable to hold a directions hearing at an early date, so that no further avoidable delay occurs before any new evidence is filed and the appeal is relisted for hearing.
- There is now an application to take the matter out of the list for that day and to have it relisted for a date sometime in 2003.
- Railtrack shareholders will be offered an expected 230p per share this week when the company is relisted on the London stock exchange.
- He had again considered relisting these properties and apparently had scheduled an appointment to meet with a realtor to deal with that.
- They wrote me a very ominous e-mail saying if I relisted the item horrible things would happen to me.
- The matter was then relisted for hearing on the 14th June 2000.
- The matter was to be relisted for determination of the question who should pay those costs.
- The firm earned $800 million more by selling shares in Celanese after relisting it on the New York Stock Exchange in January.

单词	relist
释义	Definition of relist in English: relist verbriːˈlɪst [with object] Place (something, especially shares) on a list again. the last-minute push to relist the shares came despite plunging share prices yesterday Example sentencesExamples After five years the species could be relisted if necessary. Of course, the company could reorganize, turn itself around, get relisted, and prove that Uncle Lou was right after all. If it is gone entirely, please let me know and I will relist it. However, before the appeal against sentence could be relisted, the appellant absconded from prison and remained at large. In 1972 the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Legislation, a nonprofit advocacy group, unsuccessfully lobbied the U.S. government to relist marijuana as a Schedule II substance. But PPR could probably get loans to buy out the remaining shareholders and then raise new cash by relisting Gucci. The summons will be relisted after that and at least at that stage we will know whether you have got into this Court or not. Air New Zealand shares were suspended while Singapore sold its 6.3% stake but they were relisted after the sale went through on Wednesday. The Stock Exchange is awaiting a further update on the firm's financial position before it will agree to relisting the troubled exploration company's shares. Since British Energy, the nuclear-power generator, was restructured and its shares were relisted at the start of the year, it has attracted a shrewd following. Sinn Fein was confident last night of continuing its fund-raising in the US despite the upsurge in anti-terrorist feeling and Unionist efforts to have its IRA armed wing relisted as a terrorist organisation. While I do not agree with your reasoning, I do respect that as a private company you have the right to set your own policies and I have no intention of violating your rules by relisting the item. It may be thought desirable to hold a directions hearing at an early date, so that no further avoidable delay occurs before any new evidence is filed and the appeal is relisted for hearing. There is now an application to take the matter out of the list for that day and to have it relisted for a date sometime in 2003. Railtrack shareholders will be offered an expected 230p per share this week when the company is relisted on the London stock exchange. He had again considered relisting these properties and apparently had scheduled an appointment to meet with a realtor to deal with that. They wrote me a very ominous e-mail saying if I relisted the item horrible things would happen to me. The matter was then relisted for hearing on the 14th June 2000. The matter was to be relisted for determination of the question who should pay those costs. The firm earned $800 million more by selling shares in Celanese after relisting it on the New York Stock Exchange in January.
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