redirect
redirect — 動詞
- redirect,,present simple I / you / we / they
- redirectpresent simple I / you / we / they
- redirects,,he / she / it
- redirectshe / she / it
- redirected,,past simple
- redirectedpast simple
- redirecting,,-ing form
- redirecting-ing form
1. to make something such as a letter, package, vehicle, or flow of money or effort
重新導向
改變方向、目的地或用途
to make something such as a letter, package, vehicle, or flow of money or effort go to a different place, person, or purpose than it was originally heading for.
The post office redirected all the mail from the old office to the new one.
郵局將所有郵件從舊辦公室重新導向到新辦公室。
redirect + object + to [new location]
Police redirected drivers to a side road after the crash closed the highway.
高速公路因車禍封閉後,警方將駕駛人重新導向至替代道路。
redirect + object + to ... (traffic control)
The old website address now redirects visitors to the company's new site.
舊網址現在會將訪客重新導向到公司的新網站。
The charity redirected its donations toward building schools in rural areas.
該慈善機構決定將捐款轉向用於在偏鄉地區興建學校。
Devika redirected her energy from writing fiction to making short films.
Devika 將她的精力從寫小說轉向到拍攝短片。
- divert
more commonly used for physical traffic or liquids; suggests a temporary or emergency change
- reroute
more specific to pathways, journeys, or network traffic; implies following a different course
- forward
specifically for mail, emails, or communications sent onward to a recipient
- reassign
used for people, tasks, or responsibilities rather than objects or flows
文法句型
redirect + object + to + [new location or person]
redirect + object + toward/towards + [goal or purpose]
用法筆記
Works across three main contexts: physical items (mail, packages, traffic), abstract resources (money, effort, attention), and computing (website visitors). The verb is always transitive and typically takes a prepositional phrase beginning with 'to' or 'toward' to indicate the new destination.