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Definition of rename in English: renameverb riːˈneɪmriˈneɪm with object and complement Give a new name to. after independence Celebes was renamed Sulawesi Example sentencesExamples - Since then the agency has been renamed the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management.
- At some point it was officially renamed Jinnah Road, but the old name persists.
- Petrograd was renamed Leningrad in his honour - its third name change.
- Harry has decided to rename anything with an awful name, and they get onto the subject of what names mean.
- The zone, like so much else about the occupation, has simply been renamed.
- After being dropped by Maverick, the original band once again reforms, renaming themselves the Soul Brains.
- The television spin off was renamed Moose Factory and featured a native actor from Timmins.
- At the summit meeting, the leaders discussed renaming the group to better reflect its new initiatives and composition.
- After the war, Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Minh City (though it is still well known by its old name).
- The album was originally titled Anything But Ordinary but was renamed Let Go.
- The city is loath to rename an existing street name and has offered a small park outside of the Papineau metro as an alternative.
- The area was later renamed after an owner John le Boteler, the name becoming Butler Hills and later corrupted to Butter Hills.
- You can rename these if you'd like by clicking on the name of the track and typing something else.
- Almost all of them have been renamed after Indian leaders since Independence.
- Perhaps Treasury could be renamed the Department of Unemployment Expansion.
- It's the story of a gang of kids known as the Hell Hounds, who, renaming themselves the Helping Hands, establish a secret sanctuary for abused children.
- We were messing around with some friends and thought it would be funny if they renamed it the Deathstar.
- He said renaming the north-side extension Great Canadian Way will make for directional clarity in the area.
- It appears fully satisfied with the idea that renaming the Outreach Fund will eliminate the stigma of race and gender preferences.
- Now a member of parliament proposes a motion - that is more drastic - to rename towns and cities with their pre-colonial names.
Definition of rename in US English: renameverbrēˈnāmriˈneɪm with object and complement Give a new name to (someone or something) after independence Celebes was renamed Sulawesi Example sentencesExamples - It's the story of a gang of kids known as the Hell Hounds, who, renaming themselves the Helping Hands, establish a secret sanctuary for abused children.
- Harry has decided to rename anything with an awful name, and they get onto the subject of what names mean.
- Petrograd was renamed Leningrad in his honour - its third name change.
- It appears fully satisfied with the idea that renaming the Outreach Fund will eliminate the stigma of race and gender preferences.
- Perhaps Treasury could be renamed the Department of Unemployment Expansion.
- The area was later renamed after an owner John le Boteler, the name becoming Butler Hills and later corrupted to Butter Hills.
- The zone, like so much else about the occupation, has simply been renamed.
- Now a member of parliament proposes a motion - that is more drastic - to rename towns and cities with their pre-colonial names.
- After the war, Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Minh City (though it is still well known by its old name).
- We were messing around with some friends and thought it would be funny if they renamed it the Deathstar.
- Since then the agency has been renamed the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management.
- You can rename these if you'd like by clicking on the name of the track and typing something else.
- After being dropped by Maverick, the original band once again reforms, renaming themselves the Soul Brains.
- The television spin off was renamed Moose Factory and featured a native actor from Timmins.
- The album was originally titled Anything But Ordinary but was renamed Let Go.
- At the summit meeting, the leaders discussed renaming the group to better reflect its new initiatives and composition.
- The city is loath to rename an existing street name and has offered a small park outside of the Papineau metro as an alternative.
- At some point it was officially renamed Jinnah Road, but the old name persists.
- Almost all of them have been renamed after Indian leaders since Independence.
- He said renaming the north-side extension Great Canadian Way will make for directional clarity in the area.
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