CEFR B1

re-read

verb

Meaning

To read something again, typically to understand it better, check for details, or for enjoyment.

Examples

I had to re-read the instructions several times to make sure I understood all the steps.
She likes to re-read her favorite novels every few years, discovering new details each time.

Synonyms: review, peruse, recapitulate

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re-read (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːˈriːd/

Definition

To read something again, typically to understand it better, check for details, or for enjoyment.

Examples

I had to re-read the instructions several times to make sure I understood all the steps.
She likes to re-read her favorite novels every few years, discovering new details each time.
Before submitting the report, he decided to re-read it one last time for any errors.

How to Use re-read

re-read something (collocation): To read a specific text or document again. — "He decided to re-read the entire chapter to grasp the complex theory."

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