rescreen
/riːˈskriːn/
verb
- To screen or examine again, especially to reassess someone's suitability or health status.
- The hospital will rescreen all patients for the virus before they enter the ward.
- After the security breach, the company decided to rescreen all employees with access to sensitive data.
- The airline had to rescreen passengers when the metal detector malfunctioned.
- To show a film or video again, especially in a cinema or on television.
- The network plans to rescreen the documentary after receiving many viewer requests.
- The theater will rescreen the classic movie next weekend for its anniversary.
- They decided to rescreen the short film at the festival due to popular demand.
- To put a new screen on a window, door, or other opening.
- After the storm, they had to rescreen the patio door.
- The handyman offered to rescreen all the windows in the house.
- We need to rescreen the porch before summer to keep the bugs out.
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