Syntaxiom

remobilize

/ɹᵻmˈɑbɪlˌaɪz/ verb

To mobilize again.

Word Origin Mobilize comes from Latin mobilis 'movable,' from movere 'to move,' plus the Greek suffix -ize 'to make.' Remobilize adds re- 'again' — so to make movable again. The same root movere gives us mobile, motion, emotion, and motor. The re- prefix is from Latin, meaning 'back, again.'

verb To mobilize again.

The government decided to remobilize the reserves after the sudden attack.

(动词) 重新动员

在突然袭击后，政府决定重新动员后备部队。

(verbo) Movilizar de nuevo.

El gobierno decidió removilizar a las reservas después del ataque repentino.

(verbe) remobiliser; mobiliser à nouveau; remettre en mouvement [Mobiliser à nouveau.]

Le gouvernement a décidé de remobilize les réserves après l'attaque soudaine.

(Verb) wieder mobilisieren; erneut mobilisieren [**wieder mobilisieren** (v) – erneut in Bewegung setzen, aktivieren oder einsatzbereit machen, insbesondere nach einer Phase der Inaktivität.]

Nach dem überraschenden Angriff beschloss die Regierung, die Reservisten zu **remobilize**.

(動詞) 再び動員すること。解散・解除した人員や資源を再び集めて使える状態にすること。

政府は突然の攻撃の後、予備役を再動員することを決定した。

(verbo) remobilizar; mobilizar novamente; mobilizar de novo [Mobiliar novamente.]

O governo decidiu remobilizar as reservas após o ataque repentino.

Synonyms: reassemble regroup redeploy rally reorganize rearm reactivate reconstitute Antonyms: demobilize disband disassemble disperse
Word parts: re + mobil + ize

Related words

mobile mobility mobilization immobile immobilize movement movable remove removal motion emotion motive motivate motor promote

Get offline access, pronunciation, spaced repetition, and learning games:

Download Syntaxiom →
📱 Offline access 🔊 Pronunciation 🧠 Spaced repetition 📖 Native language bridges