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re-entry
(redirected from Reciprocal Movement)

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re·en·try also re-en·try  (r-ntr)
n. pl. re·en·tries also re-en·tries
1. The act of reentering.
2. Law The recovery of possession under a right reserved in a previous property transaction.
3. Games
a. The act of regaining the lead by taking a trick in bridge and whist.
b. The card that will take a trick and thus regain the lead.
4. Aerospace The return of a missile or spacecraft into Earth's atmosphere.

re-entry [riːˈɛntrɪ]
n pl -tries
1. (Law) the act of retaking possession of land, etc., under a right reserved in an earlier transfer of the property, such as a lease
2. (Astronautics) the return of a spacecraft into the earth's atmosphere
Translations
re-entry [ˈriːˈentrɪ] N (to hospital) → reingreso m; (into politics etc) [of spacecraft] → reentrada f
the house has been bolted to prevent re-entryhan atrancado la puerta para evitar que se vuelva a entrar en ella
re-entry [riːˈɛntri] n
(into country)rentrée f re-entry visa
(SPACE)rentrée f
re-entry visa nvisa m de retour
re-entry
n
(also Space) → Wiedereintritt m; (into country) → Wiedereinreise f (→ into in +acc); (for exam) → Wiederantritt m(for zu); re-entry point (Space) point of re-entry (Space) → Wiedereintrittsstelle f; a re-entry into politicsein Wiedereinstieg min die Politik; her re-entry into societyihre Wiedereingliederung in die Gesellschaft
(Jur) → Wiederinbesitznahme f
re-entry [ˌriːˈɛntrɪ] nrientro


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