reopen

v [I, Tn] (cause sth to) open again after closing or being closed for a while（使某事物）再开, 再开始, 再打开: School/Parliament reopens next week. 下周学校复课[议会复会]. * reopen a shop under a new name 使某商店换个招牌重开张 *reopen a discussion/debate/dialogue 重新开始讨论[辩论/对话] * The murder inquiry/case/trial was reopened. 对此谋杀案的调查[审理/审讯]重新开始了. * (fig 比喻) reopen old wounds, ie cause suffering by referring to painful experiences, disagreements, etc in the past 揭旧伤疤（提及以往的苦难经历、 争吵等使人痛苦）.

renege, renege (also renegue), renew, renewable, renewal, renewed, rennet, renounce, renouncement, renovate, renovation, renovator, renown, renowned, rent, rent rebate, rent-free, rentable, rental, renunciation, reorder, reorganization, reorganisation, reorganize, reorganize, reorganise, rep, rep (also repp), repaid, repair, repairable, repairer, repairmen, reparable, reparation, repartee, repast, repatriate, repatriation, repay, repayable, repayment,