reappraisal

英 [ˌriːəˈpreɪzl]

美 [ˌriːəˈpreɪzl]

n.  重新检查; 重新评价

复数：reappraisals　

经济

BNC.18596 / COCA.24782

牛津词典

noun

• 重新检查；重新评价
  the act of examining sth again to see if it needs to be changed

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 重新评价；重新评估；再评定
  If there is areappraisalof something such as an idea or plan, people think about the idea carefully and decide whether they want to change it.
  1. Britain's worst jail riot will force a fundamental reappraisal of prison policy...
     英国最严重的监狱暴动会迫使政府对监狱政策进行彻底的重新评估。
  2. It is a time for quiet analysis and reappraisal.
     是时候进行简要分析和重新评估了。

英英释义

noun

• a new appraisal or evaluation
  Synonym:revaluationreviewreassessment

双语例句

• This generation increasingly views happiness in terms of quality of life, forcing a fundamental reappraisal of property rights.
  这代人越来越多地用生活品质来衡量幸福，促使人们从根本上重新评估物权。
• Then the end of the Korean War produced another spasm of reappraisal.
  后来，朝鲜战争的结束引起了又一次重新评价的热潮。
• The time has come for serious reappraisal of some long-held views.
  到了重新严肃地考虑某些根深蒂固的观点的时候了。
• These concerns are not purely a British phenomenon; across the developed world, demographics are forcing a reappraisal of retirement ages.
  上述问题绝非只是英国现象；在所有发达国家，人口结构的变化都在迫使人们重新考虑退休年龄问题。
• Those in high cognitive reappraisal feel less anger and fear than those in low cognitive reappraisal;
  责任方维度调节能够降低被试的愤怒情绪，继而增加他们的风险认知；
• "Bureaucrat" and Socialism: A Reappraisal of Liu Shi-wu from "A Young Newcomer in CPC's Organization Department"
  官僚主义者与社会主义&重评《组织部来了个年轻人》中的刘世吾
• The cost of this unflinching reappraisal will be large, but vital if the system is to play its part in financing the recovery.
  毫不畏缩地进行重新评估成本会很高，但要想让金融体系在为经济复苏融资中发挥自身的作用，这种做法势在必行。
• That would require a reappraisal of what brought him to power in 2008.
  这就需要重新评价一下2008年把他推上权力宝座的力量。
• They have undertaken a reappraisal of pupils 'needs.
  他们已经开始重新评价学生的需要。
• A movement in the18th century that advocated the use of reason in the reappraisal of accepted ideas and social institutions.
  十八世纪的一场运动，宣扬在对公认观点和社会制度的重新估价中运用理性。