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reinsert

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Re`in`sert´    (r?`?n`s?rt´)
v. t.1.To insert again.
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reinsert [ˈriːɪnˈsɜːt] VT → volver a insertar or introducir
reinsert
vt → wieder einfügen; thermometer → wieder einführen; coin → wieder einwerfen; filing card → zurückstecken; needle → wieder einstecken; zip → wieder einsetzen
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