reconnect

verb
UK /ˌriːkəˈnekt/
US /ˌriːkəˈnekt/

To connect again.

After the storm, we had to reconnect the internet cable.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To meet or talk with someone again after a long time apart.

She reconnected with her old school friends at the reunion.

3. To plug an electrical or electronic device back into a power source or network.

Please reconnect the printer to the computer.

4. To restore a relationship or communication between people or groups.

The two countries worked to reconnect after years of tension.

5. To link two parts of a system or machine together again.

The mechanic reconnected the battery cables.