English to Latvian Meaning of re - re


Re :
re

par, uz, attiecībā, attiecībā uz, no, Cieņā, pēc, aiz, viņpus

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Definitions of re in English
Noun(1) (in solmization) the second note of a major scale.
Preposition(1) in the matter of (used typically as the first word in the heading of an official document or to introduce a reference in an official letter).
Prefix(1) once more; afresh; anew.(2) in return; mutually.(3) behind or after.(4) with frequentative or intensive force.(5) with negative force.
Examples of re in English
(1) I saw the deputy head re the incident(2) information sessions re the new schemes(3) I saw the deputy re the incident
Related Phrases of re
(1) re- ::
atkārtoti
(2) re-lay ::
re-ieguldīšanas
(3) re-enter ::
atkārtoti ievadīt
(4) re-export ::
reeksports
Synonyms
Noun
1. rhenium ::
renijs
Preposition
2. about ::
par
3. concerning ::
attiecībā
4. regarding ::
attiecībā uz
5. with regard to ::
attiecībā uz
6. relating to ::
kas attiecas uz
9. on the subject of ::
par tēmu
10. with respect to ::
attiecībā uz
11. with reference to ::
ar atsauci uz
12. in connection with ::
saistībā ar
Different Forms
re, res
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