reorder

• Nom désignant une nouvelle commande du même article ou produit, ou l'action de commander à nouveau.

A noun referring to a repeated order for the same merchandise or goods.

1. Repeat orderB2formal

   A request to purchase the same goods or merchandise again, typically from a supplier or store.

   Réapprovisionnement

   • The store placed a reorder for more winter coats.
   • We need to process the reorder for the best-selling book.
   • The supplier confirmed the reorder of office supplies.

• Verbe signifiant remettre dans un nouvel ordre ou un ordre différent, ou passer une nouvelle commande pour quelque chose déjà commandé auparavant.

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.

   Réorganiser

   • 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.

   Synonymespermuterearrangereshufflesort

2. Place a new order for goodsB1formal

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

   Réapprovisionner (passer une nouvelle commande)

   • 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.

   Synonymesreplenishrestock