to rebag
- verb
- /ˌriːˈbæɡ/
- Please rebag the trash can after you take out the garbage.
Examples
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He forgot to rebag the bin, so there was nowhere to put the new rubbish.
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After emptying the vacuum cleaner, she remembered to rebag it before storing it away.
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Please rebag the groceries before putting them away.
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I need to rebag the trash before taking it out.
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After emptying the trash can, she decided to rebag it with a fresh liner.
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It is important to rebag the vacuum cleaner after each use to maintain its performance.
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To keep the food fresh longer, he always makes sure to rebag the leftovers before storing them in the fridge.
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Etymology
Rebag is made of the parts re- meaning 'again' and bag, so it literally means 'bag again'. So, to rebag a vacuum or bin is to put a new bag or liner in after you empty it.