resupply
/riːsəˈplaɪ/
verb
- To provide with fresh supplies again.
- The army plans to resupply the forward base by air drop.
- The mission needed to resupply the space station with water and food.
- We must resupply the pantry before the guests arrive for the weekend.
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noun
- The act or process of providing fresh supplies.
- The resupply of the remote village took place every three months.
- The ship's resupply included fresh fruits and medical equipment.
- A successful resupply of the research station required careful planning.