re·as·sert [ˌri:əˈsɜ:t, 美 -ˈsɜ:rt] 动词 trans
1. reassert (state again):
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
She reasserts her agency as a female, a human being, and as someone who owns her own sexuality.
en.wikipedia.org That evening, all of the witnesses say, a group of special police or paramilitaries entered the prison and tried to reassert control.
en.wikipedia.org House filed a second post-conviction petition in state court reasserting his ineffective-assistance claim.
en.wikipedia.org He used his travels to reassert his economic policy ideas after his retirement from office.
en.wikipedia.org And this requirement keeps getting reasserted in contemporary authorization and appropriation statutes.
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