reoperate
/riˈɑpəˌreɪt/
verb
- To operate again, especially in a medical context: to perform surgery on a patient again.
- After the initial procedure failed, the team decided to reoperate the following week.
- Doctors rarely need to reoperate if the first surgery goes well.
- The surgeon had to reoperate on the patient to fix a complication from the first surgery.
- To make a machine, system, or business function again after it has stopped.
- The factory hopes to reoperate the assembly line after the power outage.
- It took hours to reoperate the computer network after the crash.
- The company plans to reoperate its old factory with new equipment.
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