reordering

• Substantiv, das die Handlung oder den Vorgang bezeichnet, etwas in eine andere Reihenfolge oder Ordnung zu bringen.

A noun referring to the act or process of arranging something in a different sequence or order.

1. Rearrangement in a different orderB2formal

   The act of arranging items, elements, or data in a new sequence or order.

   Umordnung

   • The reordering of the chapters improved the flow of the book.
   • A reordering of the list was necessary to prioritize urgent tasks.
   • The software allows for easy reordering of the playlist.

   Synonymepermutationrearrangementreorganizationreshufflingtransposition

• Verb, das bedeutet, etwas in eine neue oder andere Reihenfolge zu bringen oder etwas, das bereits bestellt wurde, erneut zu bestellen.

A verb meaning to arrange or put something in a new or different order, or to place a new order for something that has been previously ordered.

1. Rearrange or reorganizeB2formal

   To change the order or arrangement of items, tasks, or data.

   Neu ordnen

   • The librarian reordered the books alphabetically.
   • We need to reorder the list of priorities for the project.
   • The software allows you to reorder the columns in the table.

   Synonymepermuterearrangereshufflesort

2. Place a new order for goodsB1formal

   To request a new supply of a product that has been previously ordered or is running low.

   Nachbestellen

   • The store needs to reorder more printer ink.
   • I will reorder the same items from the catalog.
   • The system automatically reorders stock when inventory is low.

   Synonymereplenishrestock