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reformat
(redirected from reformats)

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reformat [ˈriːˈfɔːmæt] VT → reformatear
reformat [ˌriːˈfɔːrmæt] vt (COMPUTING) [+ disk, document] → reformater
reformat
vt (Comput) disk → neu formatieren
reformat [ˌriːˈfɔːmæt] vt (Comput) → riformattare
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