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reordering
UK
/riːˈɔːdərɪŋ/
US
/riˈɔrdərɪŋ/
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reordering
noun
reorderings
pl
перестановка
The reordering of the books on the shelf made it easier to find what I was looking for.
Перестановка книг на полке облегчила поиск того, что я искал.
перераспределение
The reordering of resources was necessary to meet the new project demands.
Перераспределение ресурсов было необходимо для удовлетворения новых требований проекта.
Synonyms
reorganization
restructuring
rearrangement
reclassification
arrangement
reordering
adjective
more reordering
Comp.
most reordering
Super.
UK
/riːˈɔːdə.rɪŋ/
US
/riˈɔrdɚɪŋ/
Used attributively before a noun, functioning adjectivally (e.g., "reordering algorithm").
Synonyms
order-changing
reordering-related
re-sequencing
restructuring
reshuffling
reorganizing
rearranging
reorder
verb
reordering
Gerund
reordered
Past Simple
reordered
Past Participle
reordering
Gerund
UK
/riːˈɔːdə/
US
/riˈɔrdər/
переупорядочить
The manager decided to reorder the tasks for the team.
Менеджер решил переупорядочить задачи для команды.
перезакупить
We need to reorder the supplies for the office.
Нам нужно перезакупить канцелярские принадлежности для офиса.
переставлять
I need to reorder the books on the shelf.
Мне нужно переставить книги на полке.
Synonyms
reschedule
organize
reclassify
adjust
modify
rearrange
reorganize
shuffle
Definitions
reordering
noun
The act or process of arranging something in a different order.
The reordering of the books on the shelf made it easier to find what I was looking for.
The act of placing a new or repeat order for goods or services.
The automated system handles the reordering of office supplies when stock runs low.
reordering
adjective
Relating to or intended for changing the arrangement or sequence of something.
The developer implemented a reordering feature that lets users rearrange list items.
reorder
verb
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.
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