reposition

• 名词，指将某物放置或存放到新的或不同的位置的行为，尤指商品在仓库中的重新存放过程。

A noun referring to the act of placing or storing something in a new or different location, specifically the process of depositing goods in a warehouse.

1. Depositing in a warehouseC1formal

   The act of placing goods or items into storage, typically in a warehouse.

   仓储

   • The reposition of inventory was completed before the holiday rush.
   • Proper reposition of materials ensures they are safe and accessible.
   • The company handled the reposition of surplus stock efficiently.

• 动词，指将某物移到另一个位置或地方，也指调整自己的位置或策略。

A verb used to indicate the act of moving something to a different position or place, or adjusting one's stance or strategy.

1. Change place or directionB2formal

   To move something to a different location or to alter its orientation.

   重新放置

   • The photographer asked the model to reposition slightly for a better shot.
   • We need to reposition the furniture to make the room feel larger.
   • The satellite was repositioned to cover a different area.

   同义词moverearrangeredirectrelocatereorientshifttransferturn

2. Place into another positionB2formal

   To put something in a new or different position.

   重新放置

   • The nurse gently repositioned the patient in the bed.
   • He repositioned the ladder to reach the top shelf.
   • The company decided to reposition its brand in the market.

   同义词moverearrangerelocatereplaceshifttransfertranspose