reauthorize

/ɹiˈɔθɝˌaɪz/ verb

To authorize again, to give authority to anew.

Word Origin Authorize comes from Latin auctor 'originator, promoter,' from augere 'to increase, produce.' So to authorize is to give power or permission, originally to 'increase' someone's authority. Reauthorize means to grant that power again. The same root augere gives us augment, auction (increase by bidding), and auxiliary (helping increase). The breakdown re+author+ize shows 'again' + 'author' + 'make.'

verb To authorize again, to give authority to anew.

Congress must reauthorize the environmental protection bill every five years.

(动词) 重新授权

国会必须每五年重新授权环境保护法案。

(verbo) reautorizar [Reautorizar; dar autoridad de nuevo.]

El Congreso debe reautorizar la ley de protección ambiental cada cinco años.

(verbe) réautoriser; autoriser à nouveau [Autoriser de nouveau, renouveler l'autorisation accordée.]

Le Congrès doit renouveler l'autorisation de la loi sur la protection de l'environnement tous les cinq ans.

(Verb) erneut autorisieren; neu bewilligen [Etwas erneut autorisieren; jemandem oder etwas erneut Befugnis erteilen.]

Der Kongress muss das Umweltschutzgesetz alle fünf Jahre **reauthorize**.

(動詞) 再び認可する、新たに権限を与える。

議会は5年ごとに環境保護法案を再認可しなければならない。

(verbo) reautorizar; renovar a autorização [Autorizar novamente; dar autoridade de novo.]

O Congresso deve reautorizar o projeto de lei de proteção ambiental a cada cinco anos.

Word parts: re + author + ize

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