reintegrate
reintegrate — 動詞
- reintegratepresent simple I / you / we / they
- reintegrates3rd person singular
- reintegrating-ing form
- reintegratedpast simple
1. to bring a person or thing back into a group, system, or society so that they be
重新融入
再次成為團體或系統的一份子
to bring a person or thing back into a group, system, or society so that they become a full part of it again — for example, helping former prisoners return to community life, or connecting a damaged part of a machine back into the whole system.
After leaving prison, Javier worked with a local group to reintegrate into the community.
出獄之後,Javier 與一個當地團體合作,努力重新融入社區。
reintegrate + into + group (intransitive)
The hospital programme helps children who missed school due to illness reintegrate into their classes.
醫院的課程幫助那些因病缺課的孩子重新融入班級。
help + object + reintegrate into
Fatima's therapist helped her reintegrate walks and visits into her weekly routine after the depression lifted.
Fatima 的治療師幫助她在憂鬱症好轉後,將散步和拜訪重新納入每週的例行活動。
After the blackout, engineers worked to reintegrate each office floor into the main power system.
停電之後,工程師努力將每一層辦公樓層重新接入主電力系統。
- reincorporate
more formal, usually describes systems or organisations rather than people ('reincorporate a subsidiary')
- readmit
emphasises formal permission to re-enter an institution ('readmit a student after suspension')
- restore
broader meaning; does not specifically suggest returning to a group context ('restore a painting')
文法句型
reintegrate + object + into + group/system
reintegrate + into + group/system
be reintegrated + into + group/system
用法筆記
Frequently used in the passive voice when referring to people ('was reintegrated into the community'). The direct object is usually the person or component being brought back, and 'into' introduces the group or system they rejoin. For social contexts, the subject is often an institution or programme rather than an individual.