rehoused

UK
/ˌriːˈhaʊzd/
US
/ˌriˈhaʊzd/

Translations

rehouseverb

rehoused

Past Simple

rehoused
Past Simple
rehoused
Past Participle
rehousing
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːˈhaʊz/
US
/ˌriˈhaʊz/
relogerAu sens de fournir un nouveau logement à une personne ou à une famille déplacée.
After the flood, the government worked quickly to rehouse the affected families.
Après les inondations, le gouvernement a travaillé rapidement pour reloger les familles touchées.
relogerAu sens technique de placer un appareil, un composant ou un objet dans un nouveau boîtier.
The engineer rehoused the circuit board in a waterproof casing to protect it from moisture.
L’ingénieur a relogé la carte électronique dans un boîtier étanche pour la protéger de l’humidité.

Definitions

rehouseverb
To provide someone with a new house or place to live, especially after they have been displaced or their previous home has been destroyed.
After the flood, the government worked quickly to rehouse the affected families.
To place or install an object, device, or component into a new housing, case, or enclosure.
The engineer rehoused the circuit board in a waterproof casing to protect it from moisture.