redirect
//ˌriːdaɪˈrɛkt//
Verb
redirectInfinitive
redirectPresent tense
redirectedPast tense
redirectedPast participle
redirectingPresent participle
redirectsThird-person singular
1
To change the direction or course of something, especially to send it to a different destination or purpose.
The company decided to redirect its resources to a new project.
2
To send a user or web traffic automatically from one URL to another.
The old website URL redirects users to the new page automatically.
3
To focus attention, resources, or efforts toward a different goal or target.
The company decided to redirect its resources toward developing new products.
Noun
redirectSingular
redirectsPlural
1
An instance of redirecting, especially an automatic forwarding from one web address to another.
The old website URL has a redirect to the new page.