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What does redirect mean?
Definitions in simple English

redirect Verb

— If you redirect something, you give it a new direction or change the direction of it. — If you redirect someone, you instruct them to go or inquire elsewhere. — If you redirect something, you substitute an address to a new location. You will be redirected shortly.

redirect Noun

— A redirect is the substitution of one address or identifier for another one to navigate to a different location.

redirect

— verb channel into a new direction redirect your attention to the danger from the fundamentalists

Synonyms redirect synonyms

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

redirect English » English

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Conjugation redirect conjugation

How do you conjugate redirect?

redirect · verb

Examples redirect examples

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Movie subtitles

According to our informants, all the major defence companies have ceased their activities and the scandal caused by the information we've made public has pushed several Governments to start over and redirect their ambitions.
No redirect.
No redirect, Your Honour.
Shall I redirect the rangerscopes?
The power to redirect human energy.
Last night someone gave orders to redirect our mortar fire. against some damn crossroads.
Who will redirect our directors and who release our release?
It is easier to redirect it.
We can redirect, reinforce and increase its power dramatically.
They do redirect the shock waves in the same way as a lens redirects light.
No redirect, Your Honor.
Unless I redirect it, we all go.
The particles would turn into high-energy plasma which our shields could absorb and redirect into space.
Now, redirect transporter mode to the planetary sensor array.
They should redirect the pipeline towards Morocco.
The power to redirect human energy. A power to.
Redirect that fire!
It looks like I can redirect their fighters just by talking to the Battlesphere.
Reserve the right to redirect.
Every time I try to redirect backup, it goes somewhere else.
THANK YOU, MR. ROBINS. NO FURTHER QUESTIONS. (Stawlings) REDIRECT, MRS. BIGALOW?
Lf, to seduce her, you must overcome your disgust and redirect your desire - all the more credit to you.
Darling, I'm mortified, but I've got to go to the shipyard to redirect the ships. Otherwise there might be an accident.
Redirect all the artillery fire to the enemy's batteries.
I'm just trying to redirect it a little.
Redirect, mr. Weathers?
Tomorrow, on redirect, I'm asking Julie if he told her not to testify.
Redirect, Your Honor.
The particles would be converted into a high-energy plasma which our shields could absorb and then redirect harmlessly into space.
On my mark, redirect the flow to the deflectors.
I redirect them.
Redirect them?
Or I redirect it to where people do need it.

News and current affairs

Moreover, the US should stop wasting so much money on military spending and redirect its efforts towards the world's poorest people.
Governments must set themselves a firm four-year deadline to end fossil-fuel subsidies and redirect funding to areas like green infrastructure projects and development assistance.
Even if aid is narrowly targeted at say, food or health, a government can simply economize on expenditures that it might have made anyway and redirect them elsewhere - for example, to the military.
And lowering administrative barriers to imports might redirect more spending toward foreign goods than the authorities intend.
This approach is not only inhumane, but also economically untenable: leaders in these countries should be encouraged to redirect scarce law enforcement, court, and prison resources towards more pressing causes.
They need to operate together within organizations that redirect crowd psychology, facilitate creativity, and are led by people of integrity.
Better still, they should redirect their cooperative efforts to easier but important issues, such as securing stability in Afghanistan after NATO's military withdrawal.
Similarly, debt-conversion schemes such as Debt2Health and debt-for-nature swaps would allow countries to redirect debt-service payments to development projects.
This will happen as economists' redirect their research efforts by listening to scientists with different expertise.
But, contrary to what Putin seems to believe, neither Europe nor Ukraine is likely to be the biggest loser in Russia's effort to redirect its gas exports.
India's government has been pressing China for transparency, greater hydrological data-sharing, and a commitment not to redirect the natural flow of any river or diminish cross-border water flows.

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