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re-run

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re-run [ˈriːrʌn]
n
(TV) [play, film, programme] → rediffusion f
a re-run of Casablanca → une rediffusion de Casablanca
(= race) → course f recourue (= heat) → manche f recourue
In the re-run, he finished sixth → Lors de la manche recourue, il s'est classé sixième.
[elections] → réorganisation f
[event, experience] → répétition f
It was a re-run of the 1977 disaster → Ce fut la répétition du désastre de 1977.
[riːˈrʌn] vt
[+ film, play, programme] → rediffuser
[+ election] → refaire
It was deemed impossible to re-run the election
BUT On a jugé impossible d'organiser de nouvelles élections.On a jugé impossible de refaire les élections.
(COMPUTING) [+ program, software] → réexécuter
[+ race] → recourir
re-run [riːˈrʌn]
1. n (Cine, TV, Theatre) → replica
2. vt
a. (film, at cinema) → ridare; (on TV) → trasmettere la replica di (Theatre) → rimettere in scena
b. (race) → rifare

re-run [riːˈrʌn]
1. n (Cine, TV, Theatre) → replica
2. vt
a. (film, at cinema) → ridare; (on TV) → trasmettere la replica di (Theatre) → rimettere in scena
b. (race) → rifare


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