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- verb transitive To
gear again or anew.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The 2008 show marks the official start of the auto industry's effort to regear its marketing machines to make us want to pay for new technology.
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The humble video phone de regear for frontline reporters intent on getting the story out.
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They take their men apart and rewire and regear them.
The Stars My Destination Bester, Alfred 1956
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They take their men apart and rewire and regear them.
The Stars My Destination Bester, Alfred 1956
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They take their men apart and rewire and regear them.
Tiger! Tiger! Bester, Alfred 1955
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Ed Hodgson, director, national offices, at Invista, said: "Our ability to successfully complete a lease regear with the existing tenant at Cambridge Science Park, extending the lease length from one to six years and securing over a 20 per cent increase in rent, allowed us to deliver on our business plan for the property and achieve considerable performance for our client."
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Was all set for some Halloween clues so had to regear -- we oldsters know Marian Davies, including the naughty Citizen Kane reference.
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There is, of course, no hope to regear the functions of the foreign brain so that it might handle Japanese.
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This started off great, although some of the evolution of the “paperwork” involved started to turn me off towards the end of the campaign – like you didn’t have specific gear any more, but could regear at your given gp level but with loads of complex rules tacked onto that.
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