Definition of resettlement in English:

resettlement

noun riːˈsɛt(ə)lm(ə)ntriˈsɛdlmənt

mass noun

The settlement of people in a different place.
Australia's post-war resettlement of European refugees
count noun disputes over resettlements remain a controversial issue
Example sentencesExamples
- They died before they had an opportunity to be interviewed and considered for resettlement.
- They demanded resettlement in other countries.
- Prior to white resettlement in the early 1800s, the Delta had been largely occupied by a number of Native American communities, including the Choctaw.
- This will be the largest-ever resettlement involving unaccompanied refugee children.
- A total of 97 farms were found unsuitable for resettlement.
- They distributed 350 sheep to farmers living in high-altitude resettlements who lost their livestock during the conflict.
- The citizens are pretty shocked by the degree to which this resettlement has not been planned by the government.
- She bore eight children from 1633 to 1652 in the course of various resettlements, which ended in Andover, Massachusetts, where she lived the last 27 years of her life.
- Whenever possible, governments should avoid disruptive resettlements.
- A process of settlement and resettlement along the Niger continued into the 19th century.

Definition of resettlement in US English:

resettlement

nounrēˈsedlməntriˈsɛdlmənt

The settlement of people in a different place.
Australia's post-war resettlement of European refugees
count noun disputes over resettlements remain a controversial issue
Example sentencesExamples
- A process of settlement and resettlement along the Niger continued into the 19th century.
- They demanded resettlement in other countries.
- Whenever possible, governments should avoid disruptive resettlements.
- They died before they had an opportunity to be interviewed and considered for resettlement.
- This will be the largest-ever resettlement involving unaccompanied refugee children.
- She bore eight children from 1633 to 1652 in the course of various resettlements, which ended in Andover, Massachusetts, where she lived the last 27 years of her life.
- A total of 97 farms were found unsuitable for resettlement.
- They distributed 350 sheep to farmers living in high-altitude resettlements who lost their livestock during the conflict.
- Prior to white resettlement in the early 1800s, the Delta had been largely occupied by a number of Native American communities, including the Choctaw.
- The citizens are pretty shocked by the degree to which this resettlement has not been planned by the government.

单词	resettlement
释义	Definition of resettlement in English: resettlement noun riːˈsɛt(ə)lm(ə)ntriˈsɛdlmənt mass noun The settlement of people in a different place. Australia's post-war resettlement of European refugees count noun disputes over resettlements remain a controversial issue Example sentencesExamples They died before they had an opportunity to be interviewed and considered for resettlement. They demanded resettlement in other countries. Prior to white resettlement in the early 1800s, the Delta had been largely occupied by a number of Native American communities, including the Choctaw. This will be the largest-ever resettlement involving unaccompanied refugee children. A total of 97 farms were found unsuitable for resettlement. They distributed 350 sheep to farmers living in high-altitude resettlements who lost their livestock during the conflict. The citizens are pretty shocked by the degree to which this resettlement has not been planned by the government. She bore eight children from 1633 to 1652 in the course of various resettlements, which ended in Andover, Massachusetts, where she lived the last 27 years of her life. Whenever possible, governments should avoid disruptive resettlements. A process of settlement and resettlement along the Niger continued into the 19th century. Definition of resettlement in US English: resettlement nounrēˈsedlməntriˈsɛdlmənt The settlement of people in a different place. Australia's post-war resettlement of European refugees count noun disputes over resettlements remain a controversial issue Example sentencesExamples A process of settlement and resettlement along the Niger continued into the 19th century. They demanded resettlement in other countries. Whenever possible, governments should avoid disruptive resettlements. They died before they had an opportunity to be interviewed and considered for resettlement. This will be the largest-ever resettlement involving unaccompanied refugee children. She bore eight children from 1633 to 1652 in the course of various resettlements, which ended in Andover, Massachusetts, where she lived the last 27 years of her life. A total of 97 farms were found unsuitable for resettlement. They distributed 350 sheep to farmers living in high-altitude resettlements who lost their livestock during the conflict. Prior to white resettlement in the early 1800s, the Delta had been largely occupied by a number of Native American communities, including the Choctaw. The citizens are pretty shocked by the degree to which this resettlement has not been planned by the government.
随便看	know otherwise know own mind knowpert knows know sb by sight know sb from know sb in the biblical sense know somebody by sight know somebody from know somebody in the biblical sense know someone by sight know someone by sight know someone from know someone in the biblical sense know someone in the biblical sense know someone's (little) game know someone/something from know someone/something from know something backwards know something backwards (and forwards) know something backwards and forwards know something backwards (and forwards) know something for a fact know something for a fact know something from 渔渔业渔产渔人之利渔具渔利渔场渔夫渔家渔捞 Elastizitätsgrad Elastizitätsgrenze Elastizitätsgrenze Elastizitätshysteresis Elastizitätshärte Elastizitätskoeffizient Elastizitätskonstante Elastizitätslehre Elastizitätslenk_Koeffizient Elastizitätsmaß