rerun

• Substantivo que designa um programa de televisão ou rádio transmitido novamente após sua primeira exibição; também se aplica à repetição de qualquer evento, como uma corrida ou competição.

A noun referring to a television or radio program that is broadcast again after its original airing.

1. Rebroadcast of a programA2formal

   A television or radio program that is broadcast again, often after its original airing.

   reprise

   • I watched a rerun of my favorite sitcom last night.
   • The network is airing reruns of the popular drama series.
   • Reruns are common during the summer break.

   Sinônimosrebroadcastrepeatreplay

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de executar algo novamente, como uma corrida, um programa de computador ou uma transmissão.

A verb used to indicate the act of running something again, such as a race, a program, or a broadcast.

verbo irregular

1. Broadcast againB1formal

   To show a television program, film, or video again, often after its initial airing.

   Reprisar

   • The network decided to rerun the popular series during the summer.
   • They will rerun the documentary next week due to popular demand.
   • The old movie is being rerun on a classic film channel.

   Sinônimosrebroadcastrepeat

2. Perform againB2formal

   To present a performance, such as a play or concert, for a second or subsequent time.

   Repetir a apresentação

   • The theater company will rerun the play next month.
   • They decided to rerun the musical after its initial success.
   • The orchestra will rerun the concert for a special audience.

   Sinônimosredorepeatreplayreprise

3. Run for office againB2formalamerican

   To campaign for an elected position again, after having held it previously or having run before.

   Candidatar-se novamente

   • The senator announced she would rerun for her seat in the next election.
   • He decided to rerun for mayor after a four-year break.
   • Several candidates plan to rerun for the city council.

4. Cause to perform againB2formal

   To make something or someone perform an action or process a second time.

   Repetir

   • The coach decided to rerun the drill to improve the team's timing.
   • The technician will rerun the diagnostic test to confirm the results.
   • They had to rerun the experiment due to a calibration error.

   Sinônimosredoreiteraterepeatreplay