rehoused(动词 rehouse 的过去式/过去分词):(把人或家庭)重新安置住房、另行安家;常用于政府、城市更新、灾后安置等语境。
(也可指把设备/机构等“迁入新的场所/外壳”,但较不常见。)
/ˌriːˈhaʊzd/
They were rehoused after the fire.
他们在火灾后被重新安置了住房。
After the old block was demolished, residents were rehoused in newly built flats on the edge of the city, but many missed their former neighborhood.
旧楼拆除后,居民被重新安置到城郊新建的公寓里,但许多人仍怀念原来的社区。
由前缀 re-(“再、重新”)+ house(“安置、给……提供住所/住处”)构成,字面意思就是“重新安置住房”。在英式英语中尤其常见,常与公共住房、拆迁安置等话题相关。
该词更常见于社会纪实、政策写作与新闻报道(常见形态包括 rehouse/rehousing/rehoused),在以下类型的著名文本中经常出现: