redirect
/ˌriːdaɪˈrekt/ IELTSAcademic
verb
To send or point something to a new or different destination or target.
- The system redirects all requests to the new server.
- Please redirect this email to my assistant.
Adinary Nuance
Near-neighbors: redirect differs from ‘send’ by stressing the change of destination; it is closer to ‘reassign’ or ‘reroute’ than to simple ‘give’. Unlike ‘divert’, it often implies a direct new target rather than a side path. Use redirect when the focus is on pointing to a specific new endpoint.
In other languages
- Spanish
- redirigir
- Japanese
- リダイレクトする
- Korean
- 다시 보내다
- Vietnamese
- điều hướng lại
- Chinese
- 重新定向
Common phrases
redirect trafficredirect fundsredirect attention
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Frequently asked questions
- Is redirect formal or informal?
- Is redirect formal or informal?
- What's the difference between redirect and change?
- What's the difference between redirect and change?
- How do I use redirect in a sentence?
- How do I use redirect in a sentence?
- Is redirect used in business writing?
- Is redirect used in business writing?