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to rebase

to rebase

8.2
To move people or equipment to a different base
  • verb
  • /ˌriːˈbeɪs/
  • Jargon
translation icon : reubicar
  • After the merger, the military planned to rebase several units to the new headquarters.

Examples

  • The airline will rebase several aircraft at its new Mediterranean hub next month.

  • The company decided to rebase its logistics center closer to the main shipping port.

  • The team decided to rebase their operations in a new city.

  • We need to rebase the project before the deadline.

  • The company decided to rebase its logistics center closer to the main shipping port.

  • After the merger, the military planned to rebase several units to the new headquarters.

  • The airline will rebase several aircraft at its new Mediterranean hub next month.

Synonyms

to reassign
vsto rebase
74 4.1

Move a person to a different job or place of work within a company

moves the entire unit or equipment to another base location
to redeploy
vsto rebase
16 6.0

To move people or equipment to a new place for a different task after they are sent

moves the whole operation to a different main base
to delocalize
vsto rebase
  • Specialized
8.3

To move jobs or factories to another country

relocates an operation specifically to a new base or headquarters

How Far

to rebase
  • Jargon
8.2
to relocate
147 3.7
to redeploy
16 6.0
to transfer
528 2.7
move
259 1.1
to shift
683 2.0

Surface Forms

rebase infinitive
rebased past
rebased past participle
rebasing present participle
rebases third person singular

Morphology

rebase = base (transparent) = re + base

This is regular 're-' plus 'base' meaning to base or station something again in a new location.

Etymology

Rebase comes from re- 'again' and base 'main place' or 'home'. So, to rebase a unit or equipment is to move it again to a different base or headquarters.