reallocate 英 [riː'æləkeɪt]   美 [,ri'æləket]

reallocate

reallocate  英 [riː'æləkeɪt] 美 [,ri'æləket]

v. 重新分配;再指派 

进行时:reallocating  过去式:reallocated  过去分词:reallocated  第三人称单数:reallocates  名词复数:reallocates 

With smaller tasks, the team was better able to plan release content, as well as reallocate resources in the event that tasks slipped. 对于较小的任务,团队能更好地计划版本内容,还能在任务发生意外的情况下重新分配资源。
If you have to increase CPU capacity, you can either do a physical upgrade, such as adding more CPUs, or reallocate more resources if you are in a virtual environment. 如果必须提高 CPU 能力,那么可以进行物理升级,比如添加更多的 CPU;如果处于虚拟化环境,还可以重新分配更多资源。

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  • v. 重新分配;再指派
  • 1. With smaller tasks, the team was better able to plan release content, as well as reallocate resources in the event that tasks slipped.

    对于较小的任务,团队能更好地计划版本内容,还能在任务发生意外的情况下重新分配资源。

  • 2. If you have to increase CPU capacity, you can either do a physical upgrade, such as adding more CPUs, or reallocate more resources if you are in a virtual environment.

    如果必须提高 CPU 能力,那么可以进行物理升级,比如添加更多的 CPU;如果处于虚拟化环境,还可以重新分配更多资源。

  • 3. It would force consumers with high time costs to reallocate high-value time to the study of consumer products, at a cost and a cost of this reallocation that might exceed the cost of regulation.

    这样使得消费者以极高代价去重新分配其用花在产品信息上的时间,其重新分配的成本比政府管制的成本还要大。

re·allo·cate / ˌriːˈæləkeɪt ; NAmE ˌriːˈæləkeɪt / verb reallocatesth (to sb/sth) to change the way money or materials are shared between different people, groups, projects, etc. 重新分配;再分配 SYN redistribute re·allo·ca·tion reallocation reallocations / ˌriːˌæləˈkeɪʃn ; NAmE ˌriːˌæləˈkeɪʃn / noun [uncountable ] reallocate reallocates reallocated reallocating re·allo·cate / ˌriːˈæləkeɪt ; NAmE ˌriːˈæləkeɪt / re·allo·ca·tion / ˌriːˌæləˈkeɪʃn ; NAmE ˌriːˌæləˈkeɪʃn /
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