rehouse [ˌri:ˈhaʊz] ГЛ. перех.
- rehouse
- przekwaterowywać [perf przekwaterować]
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| he/she/it | had | rehoused |
| we | had | rehoused |
| you | had | rehoused |
| they | had | rehoused |
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The town was abandoned following an earthquake in 1968, with the inhabitants being rehoused in a newly built town 18 km away.
en.wikipedia.org A consultation process with residents showed that 80% were in favour of demolition, and within a year all of the residents had been rehoused.
en.wikipedia.org He proposed that their inhabitants be rehoused in new developments on the periphery of the city.
en.wikipedia.org After the incident, a petition was launched and was signed by 643 residents who wished to be rehoused.
en.wikipedia.org In the second act of the film, the three friends, now 18, are rehoused in cottages on a farm.
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