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Meaning reassign meaning

What does reassign mean?
Definitions in simple English

reassign Verb

— If someone reassigns something, they change a persons job from one thing to another, usually through someone of higher power than them. Mrs. Bullium reassigned Caper from being a software developer to becoming a system administrator.

reassign

— verb (= transfer) transfer somebody to a different position or location of work

Synonyms reassign synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as reassign?

reassign English » English

transfer reshuffle redeploy reappoint transplant translocate transfuse take submit shift saltate reschedule renominate relocate reassignment put over propagate port play pin pass on offload negociate move manoeuver form evacuate disturb dispose displace dislodge dislocate defer carry over carry forward carry bring forward assign alienate alien

Conjugation reassign conjugation

How do you conjugate reassign?

reassign · verb

Examples reassign examples

How do I use reassign in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Why did you reassign Clouseau to the Gambrelli case?
I assumed you'd reassign me, sir.
I'll reassign her.
They're gonna reassign you, they told me to tell you.
In any event, I had no alternative but to reassign your spot to one of your peers who possesses a clearer understanding of our scheduling policies.
Reassign him to lambda. Send him to the mines.
Who'II reassign me?
Where do you guys think they'll reassign Colonel Davls?
I'd reassign you, but it'd make more news!
I'II have to reassign more crew members to security.
I had Richard reassign it.
Reassign.
I've been fine-tuning our game plan for tomorrow morning. and I've decided to reassign you to the Bridge.
Or else they'd reassign him, and we'd never see each other again.
I'd like to reassign the rooms.
Why in the name of heaven did you reassign Clouseau to the Gambrelli case?
Any one who wants to pull out now I assure you there will be no ill feelings and I will reassign you to regular duties.
Reassign him.
Reassign him to lambda.
They said they're gonna reassign us to other sections.
Shut down. -Who'll reassign me? You?
You don't have the authority to reassign me.
I'll reassign it.
Who'll reassign me?
Maybe you should reassign Stivers, too.
If you like, we can reassign you immediately.
Reassign?
Nevertheless, they've let me choose where to reassign you.
If you do as well as I think you will we can reassign you right away.
I was just making some notes for the chief so he can reassign my open cases.
You're a good agent. We could reassign. No.
Mr. Wayne, did you reassign R D?

News and current affairs

Under the treaty, Japan renounced its sovereignty claims over the Spratly and the Paracel Islands, but did not reassign them to any single country.

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