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1. transitive verb2) (return to) wieder aufnehmen [Diskussion, Verhandlung, Feindseligkeiten]; wieder aufnehmen, wieder aufrollen [Fall]; zurückkommen auf (+ Akk.) [Angelegenheit]2. intransitive verb[Geschäft, Lokal usw.:] wieder öffnen; wieder eröffnet werden; [Verhandlungen, Unterricht:] wieder beginnen* * *re·open[ˌri:ˈəʊpən, AM -ˈoʊ-]I. vt1. (open again)to \reopen a door/window eine Tür/ein Fenster wieder aufmachento \reopen a shop ein Geschäft wieder eröffnen2. (start again)to \reopen a case LAW einen Fall wieder eröffnento \reopen negotiations die Verhandlungen wieder aufnehmenII. vi wieder eröffnen* * *["riː'əUpən]1. vtwieder öffnen, wieder aufmachen; school, shop, theatre, fight, hostilities wieder eröffnen; debate, discussion, negotiations wieder aufnehmen; (JUR) case wieder aufrollen, wieder aufnehmen2. viwieder aufgehen; (shop, theatre etc) wieder eröffnen or aufmachen; (school after holidays, negotiations) wieder beginnen; (case) wieder aufgerollt werden; (wound) wieder aufgehen* * *reopen [ˌriːˈəʊpən]A v/t1. ein Geschäft etc wieder eröffnen2. wieder beginnen, wieder aufnehmenB v/i1. sich wieder öffnen2. wieder eröffnen, wieder aufmachen3. wieder beginnen* * *1. transitive verb1) (open again) wieder öffnen; wieder aufmachen; wieder eröffnen [Geschäft, Lokal usw.]2) (return to) wieder aufnehmen [Diskussion, Verhandlung, Feindseligkeiten]; wieder aufnehmen, wieder aufrollen [Fall]; zurückkommen auf (+ Akk.) [Angelegenheit]2. intransitive verb[Geschäft, Lokal usw.:] wieder öffnen; wieder eröffnet werden; [Verhandlungen, Unterricht:] wieder beginnen* * *v.wiedereröffnen v.
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