reinstate

• 动词，指使人恢复原来的职位、权利或地位，或使事物恢复原来的状态。

A verb used to indicate the act of restoring someone or something to a previous position, condition, or state.

1. Restore to previous positionB2formal

   To return someone to a former job, position, or rank.

   复职

   • The company decided to reinstate the employee after the investigation.
   • He was reinstated as the team captain following the appeal.
   • The court ordered the university to reinstate the professor.

   同义词bring backput backreestablishreinstallrestorereturn

   反义词dismissfireoustremove

2. Bring back into effectB2formal

   To restore something to its original state, use, or function.

   恢复

   • The government plans to reinstate the old tax law.
   • They voted to reinstate the original policy.
   • The school decided to reinstate the traditional uniform.

   同义词bring backreestablishreintroducerestorereturn

   反义词abolishcancelrescind