re-enter

re-enter — 動詞

1. to go into a place or begin doing an activity again, after having left it for a

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

重新進入

再次回到某地或重新開始某項活動

to go into a place or begin doing an activity again, after having left it for a period of time

例句

Antonia took a deep breath before re-entering the crowded room.

Antonia 在重新進入那間擁擠的房間前，深深地吸了一口氣。

re-enter + noun phrase (physical place)

The spacecraft is expected to re-enter the atmosphere just before sunrise.

這艘太空船預計在日出前重新進入大氣層。

同義詞
  • return to

    more general; works for both places and activities, but less specific about the act of entering

  • go back into

    more informal and only used for physical places, not activities

  • resume

    only for activities or roles, not for physical places; implies continuing after a pause

反義詞
  • leave

    the most direct opposite for physical places

  • exit

    formal opposite, used for buildings or vehicles

  • quit

    opposite for activities, jobs, or roles

文法句型

re-enter + place

re-enter + activity / profession / field

re-enter (no object, especially in space or aviation contexts)

用法筆記

Commonly used with a direct object that names the place or activity you go back to. In space and aviation contexts, re-enter is often used without an object: 'The capsule will re-enter at dawn.'

常見錯誤

❌I will re-enter after lunch.
✅I will re-enter the office after lunch.
💡In most contexts, re-enter needs an object to clarify where or what you are going back to.