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rehearing

/ˌriːˈhɪə.rɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de réexaminer ou de réécouter quelque chose, notamment une affaire judiciaire ou une œuvre musicale., Verbe désuet ou rare signifiant entendre de nouveau, ou écouter à nouveau quelque chose.

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noun

/ˌriːˈhɪə.rɪŋ/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de réexaminer ou de réécouter quelque chose, notamment une affaire judiciaire ou une œuvre musicale.

A noun referring to the act of hearing something again, such as a legal case or a piece of music.

  1. Legal proceedingC1formallegal

    A second hearing of a case in a court of law, often to review a previous decision.

    frNouvelle audition d'une affaire

    • The judge granted a rehearing of the case due to new evidence.
    • The defendant's lawyer requested a rehearing to present additional arguments.
    • After the rehearing, the court overturned the original verdict.

    Synonymesretrial

Formes
  • rehearings plural form
  • rehearings' possessive plural form
  • rehearing's possessive singular form

verb

rehear/riːˈhɪər/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe désuet ou rare signifiant entendre de nouveau, ou écouter à nouveau quelque chose.

An obsolete verb meaning to hear again or to listen to something anew.

  1. Hear a case againC1formallegal

    To hear or try a court case anew, typically by a different judge or court.

    frréexaminer une affaire

    • The appellate court decided to rehear the case due to new evidence.
    • The judge granted a motion to rehear the arguments.
    • The case was sent back to the lower court to be reheard.

    Synonymesre-examinereconsiderretry

Formes
  • reheard past participle
  • reheard past simple
  • rehearing present participle
  • rehears third person singular