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rerouted

/ˌriːˈruːtɪd/

/ˌriˈrutɪd/

rerouteverb

rerouted

Past Simple

rerouted

Past Simple

rerouted

Past Participle

rerouting

ing-form

/ˌriːˈruːt/

/ˌriˈrut/

Translations

réacheminerPour un colis, un message ou un envoi envoyé vers une autre destination.

The package was mistakenly sent to the wrong address, so the courier had to reroute it to the correct one.

Le colis a été envoyé par erreur à la mauvaise adresse, alors le coursier a dû le réacheminer vers la bonne.

détournerPour une route, une circulation ou une trajectoire.

Due to the road closure, the traffic was rerouted through the city center.

En raison de la fermeture de la route, la circulation a été détournée par le centre-ville.

Definitions

To change the course or direction of something, especially a vehicle or a path.

Due to the road closure, the traffic was rerouted through the city center.

To send something, such as a message or package, to a different destination than originally intended.

The package was mistakenly sent to the wrong address, so the courier had to reroute it to the correct one.

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reroutenoun

Definitions

The act of changing the course or direction of something, such as a road, path, or journey.

The reroute of the hiking trail was necessary due to the landslide.

An alternative route chosen or provided in place of the usual one, typically to avoid an obstacle or problem.

Drivers were instructed to take a reroute around the construction zone.