Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Reiterate"s

A: Thank you 🙏

A: It means, say something again in a different way for emphasis or clarity.
Example: He reiterated when he noticed that half of the class was staring at him in confusion.

A: repeating something. but the word usage is a bit different. reiterate is more for professional context.

have the computer reiterate the process.

"have the computer repeat the process" will sound a bit weird

A: He reiterated the importance of doing homework to his students

Let me reiterate that we need everyone to cooperate

I would like to reiterate my serious concern about this proposed approach

A: These are sample sentences only:
President Moon Jae-In reiterated his country's committment to peace in the Korean peninsula.
President Donald Trump reiterated American support for peace in the region and the reunification of Korea.
I reiterate that these are sample sentences only.

A: We do not allow cellphones or other electronic communication devices in this facility under any circumstances. Please place your personal belongings in one of the lockers near the entrance. Just to reiterate, if you are caught with a cellphone, you will be asked to leave the premises.

You use "just to reiterate" before you repeat something very important. Usually, you will also add an extra warning or give a reason for why it is so important.

A: Repeat = Say the same thing again. Say the same thing again. Say the same thing again. 😁

Reiterate = Say what you said, but in a different way. Making your point again by using other words. Try to explain yourself in an alternate manner.

A: Repeat is more general, it can apply to any action (including speech).

Reiterate specifically refers to repeating speech (saying the same thing again).

A: The difference between both is, repeat is more so for saying something again, multiple times, not just once or twice. Reiterate is to do or say something a second time, for emphasis.

A: To repeat is to say the exact thing again... reiterate is to say something again for emphasis usually the wording is different.

A: Technically, yes. But we would normally say what we want to reiterate. “Let me reiterate what I said yesterday. I expect everyone to do his duty.”

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A: both of them are kind of "awkward" to use in every day speech.
to reiterate means... to say again, I think.
I would simply say... "ONCE AGAIN.. THANKS".

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