Reprit (en. Resumed)
/ʁə.pʁi/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
The action of taking again.
She resumed her studies after a break.
Elle a reprit le cours de ses études après une pause.
To reiterate an action or a statement.
He reiterated his arguments during the negotiation.
Il a reprit ses arguments lors de la négociation.
To take possession of something again.
She took back the book she had lent.
Elle a reprit le livre qu'elle avait prêté.
Etymology
From the verb 'reprendre', derived from the Latin 'reprehendere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
To resume work
To start working or engaging in an activity again.
reprendre du service
To start over
To start anew from the beginning.
reprendre à zéro
To take up the torch
To accept taking responsibility or leadership.
reprendre le flambeau
Related Words
Resumed
Past participle of the verb 'reprendre'.
repris
To take again
Infinitive verb meaning to take again.
reprendre
Imprisoned
Variant of the verb 'imprison', which can in some contexts derive from the concept of taking back.
impris
Slang Meanings
To recover something informally.
I took back an old thing at my friend's place.
J'ai reprit un vieux truc chez mon pote.
To get back in touch with someone.
I need to get back in touch with her to see how she is doing.
Il faut que je reprenne avec elle pour voir comment ça va.