When you meet up again, you reconvene. School may be out for the summer, but it will reconvene in the fall.

Pronunciation: /,ri:kən'vi:n/
English description: meet or cause to meet again
Synonyms: convene
Chinese Translation: 再聚会(zai4 ju4 hui4)
Spanish Translation: volver a convocar
ORIGIN: The verb reconvene is used most often when a club, government body, or business meeting comes together again after a pause or a break of some length. The United States Congress reconvenes after a summer recess, and your book group might reconvene after a month or two. The Latin root is convenire, "unite, agree, or assemble," which in turn comes from com, "together," and venire, "to come."

EXAMPLE SENTENCE:

One is when nations will reconvene to review their progress and adjust their pledges.
After meeting for eight hours in private, board members returned to district headquarters, reconvened in open session and adjourned until 8 a.m.

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