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rerun
UK
/ˈriːrʌn/
US
/ˈrirʌn/
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rerun
noun
reruns
pl
UK
/ˈriːrʌn/
US
/ˈrirʌn/
повтор
I watched a rerun of my favorite TV show last night.
Вчера вечером я смотрел повтор моего любимого телешоу.
перезапуск
The rerun of the software fixed many bugs.
Перезапуск программного обеспечения исправил многие ошибки.
Additional translations
повторный показ
воспроизведение
Synonyms
replay
repeat
reexamination
recurrence
repetition
rerun
verb
reran
Past Simple
rerun
Past Participle
rerunning
Gerund
UK
/ˈriːrʌn/
US
/ˈriˌrʌn/
повторить
The director decided to rerun the play due to its popularity.
Режиссёр решил повторить спектакль из-за его популярности.
перезапустить
We need to rerun the experiment to verify the results.
Нам нужно перезапустить эксперимент, чтобы проверить результаты.
Additional translations
запустить снова
переиграть
снова начать
Synonyms
replay
repeat
run again
execute again
reproduce
rerun
adjective
Used almost exclusively before a noun; not normally gradable.
Synonyms
repeated
rebroadcast
re-aired
replayed
Definitions
rerun
noun
A television program, movie, or other broadcast that is shown again after its original presentation.
I watched a rerun of my favorite sitcom last night.
An event or action that is repeated, especially one that is undesirable or unwelcome.
The election was declared invalid, leading to a rerun of the voting process.
A second execution or iteration of a process, test, or performance.
After the software update, the engineer made a rerun of the benchmark tests.
rerun
verb
To run or perform again.
The director decided to rerun the experiment to verify the results.
To broadcast a television program or film again.
The network plans to rerun the popular series during the summer.
rerun
adjective
Repeated or done again after an earlier occurrence.
The commission ordered a rerun election due to irregularities in the first vote.
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