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reconsider

/ˌriː.kənˈsɪd.ər/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de repenser à quelque chose, en particulier afin de modifier une décision ou une opinion antérieure.

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/ˌriː.kənˈsɪd.ər/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de repenser à quelque chose, en particulier afin de modifier une décision ou une opinion antérieure.

A verb used to indicate the act of thinking about something again, especially in order to change a previous decision or opinion.

  1. Think again about a decisionB2formal

    To consider something again, especially with the possibility of changing a previous decision or opinion.

    frreconsidérer une décision

    • After hearing the new evidence, the jury decided to reconsider their verdict.
    • She asked him to reconsider his resignation.
    • The committee will reconsider the proposal next week.

    Synonymesre-examinereassessreevaluaterethinkrevisit

  2. Re-examine a bill or lawC1formal

    To consider again a bill or legislative proposal that had been previously voted on, with the aim of potentially altering it.

    frRéexaminer une loi

    • The Senate voted to reconsider the bill after public outcry.
    • Parliament will reconsider the legislation in the next session.
    • The committee decided to reconsider the motion before the final vote.

    Synonymesre-examinereopenreviewrevisit

Formes
  • reconsidered past participle
  • reconsidered past simple
  • reconsidering present participle
  • reconsiders third person singular
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