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1 réintégrer
réintégrer [ʀeɛ̃tegʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verb* * *ʀeɛ̃tegʀe1) ( rejoindre) to return to [lieu, groupe, système]2) ( rétablir)réintégrer quelqu'un (dans ses fonctions) — to reinstate somebody (in his/her job)
* * *ʀeɛ̃teɡʀe vt1) [lieu, entreprise] to return to2) [employé, fonctionnaire] to reinstate* * *réintégrer verb table: céder vtr1 ( rejoindre) to return to [lieu, groupe, système]; réintégrer le domicile conjugal to return to the marital home;2 ( rétablir) réintégrer qn (dans ses fonctions) to reinstate sb (in his/her job); réintégrer qn dans le tissu social or la société to reintegrate sb into society; réintégrer qn dans ses droits to restore sb's rights; réintégrer qn dans la nationalité française to reestablish sb's French nationality; réintégrer les chômeurs de longue durée to reintegrate the long-term unemployed.[reɛ̃tegre] verbe transitif1. [employer à nouveau] to reinstate2. [regagner] to go back ou to return to
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