单词	regroup
释义	regroup /riːˈɡruːp / verb Reassemble or cause to reassemble into organized groups, typically after being attacked or defeated: [no object]: by November 1971 the opposition was regrouping [with object]: he regrouped his fighters in the hills... It is not known whether they retain a low profile because the state has taken over most of the field or for tactical reasons, while proceeding to regroup and reorganize themselves. Unable to hold the city, he managed the evacuation adroitly, regrouping his forces at White Plains. His mission in the counter-offensive was to regroup his armies and seize Rostov-on-Don. Derivatives regroupment noun ... So it's not a question of regroupment, but there's a certain similarity with what's happening in other parts of the world, as it's important not be narrow-minded, but be prepared to work with different forces in united fronts. The new regroupments and parties that are appearing represent a moment in the evolution of a growing layer of the working class and youth. We believe that there is the possibility of regroupment on the Left internationally.
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