CEFR B1

re-entering

verb

Meaning

The action of entering a place, state, or activity again after leaving it.

Examples

The pilot announced the re-entering of the atmosphere would be smooth.
Her re-entering the workforce after a decade was met with challenges.

Synonyms: returning, rejoining, resuming, re-engaging

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re-entering (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: ˌriːˈɛntərɪŋ

Definition

The action of entering a place, state, or activity again after leaving it.

Examples

The pilot announced the re-entering of the atmosphere would be smooth.
Her re-entering the workforce after a decade was met with challenges.

How to Use re-entering

re-enter (verb): To enter a place or state again. — "He decided to re-enter the competition."
re-entering + noun (collocation): The act of entering a specific place or state again. — "The re-entering of the building was restricted."
re-enter + into (prepositional phrase): To become involved in a situation or activity again. — "She is re-entering into discussions about the project."

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