redirect

1. (transitive)To give new direction to; to change the course, direction or destination of.

   We need to redirect the traffic along Forest Road.

   redirect output to /dev/null

   перенаправля́тьperenapravljátʹ, перенапра́витьperenaprávitʹ

   перенаправля́тиperenapravljáty, перенапра́витиperenaprávyty

   channel into a new direction

2. (transitive)To instruct to go, inquire, elsewhere.

3. (transitive)To gently shift a behavior or thought pattern to a healthier end.

   When he starts ruminating like that, try to redirect him to use his coping skills.

4. (transitive)To substitute an address or pointer to a new location.

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5. To send to a new location by substituting an address or pointer.

   You will be redirected shortly.

1. He redirected the ball with a backheel.

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2. He redirected the ball with a flick.

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3. She redirected the ball with a touch.

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4. Algeria redirected many river flows to hydroelectric dams.

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5. When the cat scratches, redirect her to a scratching post.

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