reappoint

v.

再任命，重新指定；

过去式：reappointed过去分词：reappointed现在分词：reappointing第三人称单数：reappoints

1. Under intense pressure from donors Mr Kibaki removed two ministers accused of corruption, only to reappoint them a few months later.
   齐贝吉在受到背后捐赠人的强烈压力之下，他将两位被指责有腐败行为的部长解职，这样做仅是为了几个月后再重新给他们复职。

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