redirect

redirect Definition

re·di·rect (rē′di rekt′, -dī-)

transitive verb

to direct again or to a different place

adjective

Law designating the examination of one's own witness again, after cross-examination by the opposing lawyer

redirect Related Forms

re′·di·rec′·tion noun

redirect Usage Examples

Object

urls: Short URLs, also known as redirect URLs, give you a cool, catchy and easy to remember URL for your site.
url: Now, Google's Blogger software puts links in comments through a redirected URL, taking away any PageRank boost.
output: You might like to redirect the output to a file for analysis.
PDF: Full text available as: PDF redirected - Please note: the full text is held outwith the Glasgow EPrints Service.
mail: I have mail redirected to me from the house where I lived with my husband.
traffic: Buy Targeted Web Traffic Drive real people straight to your web site using the power of targeted expired domain redirect traffic.

Preposition: into

file: Output is written to the standard output, which may be redirected into a file as normal.

Modifying Another Word

automatically: Your browser should automatically redirect you, or you can click here.
temporarily: HARD structure all output is redirected to the card memory, except if it is temporarily redirected elsewhere, as in the 1.
instantly: The captain fetched a breath, stepped back against the figure-head, and instantly redirected his glances after Huish.
elsewhere: HARD structure all output is redirected to the card memory, except if it is temporarily redirected elsewhere, as in the 1.
there: Click on the section you want to go to and you will automatically be redirected there.
simply: This can reduce drag, increase lift or simply redirect the airflow over the wing to make the aircraft bank or change altitude.

Used with why or when

when: You want pathnames ( URLs ) to be redirected when your files are uploaded to the server.

Infinitive complement

produce: The motor programs producing the elementary speech sounds can be redirected to produce bodily movement other than that of the articulatory organs.

Present participle complement

use: The output can be expanded and redirected using the qualifiers presented in the next table.

Preposition: in

Preposition: from

file: Standard input is the keyboard, unless input has been redirected from a file.
address: Please bookmark it if you have been redirected from the old address.
site: Thanks for visiting us and if you were redirected from another site remember to bookmark this one!

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