reordered

UK
/riːˈɔːdəd/
US
/riˈɔrdərd/
reorderedadjective
UK
/riːˈɔːdəd/
US
/riˈɔrdərd/
Translations
The reordered books on the shelf looked much neater.
Переставленные книги на полке выглядели гораздо аккуратнее.
Definitions
Arranged in a different order or sequence.
The reordered chapters in the book made the story flow more smoothly.
reorderverb

reordered

Past Simple

reordered
Past Simple
reordered
Past Participle
reordering
Gerund
UK
/riːˈɔːdə/
US
/riˈɔrdər/
Translations
The manager decided to reorder the tasks for the team.
Менеджер решил переупорядочить задачи для команды.
I need to reorder the books on the shelf.
Мне нужно переставить книги на полке.
We need to reorder the supplies for the office.
Нам нужно перезакупить канцелярские принадлежности для офиса.
Definitions
To arrange something in a different order.
She decided to reorder the books on the shelf by genre.
To request or place an order for something again.
After running out of supplies, the manager had to reorder the materials for the project.
reordernoun
Definitions
A new order or request for goods or services that have been previously ordered.
The store placed a reorder for the popular toy that sold out quickly.
The act or process of changing the order or arrangement of something.
The editor performed a reorder of the paragraphs to improve the flow.
reorderadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for a subsequent order of goods or materials.
The warehouse maintains a reorder level to avoid stockouts.