0 past simple and past participle of redirect --
1 to change the direction of something, especially to send a letter to a new address: --
They failed to supply critical public goods - or if they did, they redirected them to the regime's narrow base of supporters.
This initial pair of utterances offers a glimpse of how stories pursued by tellers may themselves be redirected through recipients' queries and related actions.
Then, will this massive infrastructure of cognitive experts and specialized centers be redirected to the practice of cosmetic neurology?
Cane from inefficient, newly-mothballed sugar factories could be redirected to a smaller number of mills currently grinding well below capacity.
If it is redirected again, it will go onto a track that loops to the five too but on which a person sits.
It can be redirected and there is no way for it to loop back.
This means that the energy flow in the host is redirected towards the parasite.
In summary, we have identified an existing drug that might be redirected for testing in neuropathic pain.
