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reassign vt.再交付；交还；再分配 (1) 将大使重新分配到一个新的职位上; 将这项工作重新指派给更有经验的工人们 Reassign is a combination of re-, meaning "again," and assign, which is from the Latin word assignare, meaning to mark out. Today reassign is often used in work-related discussions to indicate a transfer. If your boss says, "I'm going to reassign you to the Peterson project," you may be flattered that your boss thinks highly enough of you to put you on such a high profile project. But when reality sets in, you realize that your boss just assigned you tons of extra work for a cranky client. Congrats!

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英 [ˌriːə'saɪn] 美 [ˌriːə'saɪn] (1) Reassigned the ambassador to a new post; reassigned the job to more experienced workers. The verb reassign means to move someone or something to a new location, department, or position. If your department was in the Cincinnati office but then your boss moved you to the Chicago office, you were reassigned.

英语单词	reassign
英美音标	英 [ˌriːə'saɪn] 美 [ˌriːə'saɪn]
中文释义	vt.再交付；交还；再分配
英语例句	(1) Reassigned the ambassador to a new post; reassigned the job to more experienced workers.
中文例句	(1) 将大使重新分配到一个新的职位上; 将这项工作重新指派给更有经验的工人们
vocabulary简明	The verb reassign means to move someone or something to a new location, department, or position. If your department was in the Cincinnati office but then your boss moved you to the Chicago office, you were reassigned.
vocabulary扩展	Reassign is a combination of re-, meaning "again," and assign, which is from the Latin word assignare, meaning to mark out. Today reassign is often used in work-related discussions to indicate a transfer. If your boss says, "I'm going to reassign you to the Peterson project," you may be flattered that your boss thinks highly enough of you to put you on such a high profile project. But when reality sets in, you realize that your boss just assigned you tons of extra work for a cranky client. Congrats!

Reassign Boss Reassigned Meaning 英 ˌriːə'Saɪn] 美 ˌriːə'Saɪn Vt.再交付；交还；再分配