rehoused

v.

给（某人）提供新住房( rehouse的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. The government pledged to rehouse the refugees.
   政府允诺重新给难民安排住房。
2. It is not very easy to rehouse those works of art which have been spared.
   给幸免毁灭的艺术品重找安身之地并非易事。

Europe Rehoused
It was high time we were rehoused
The needs of homeless people who are rehoused
A study of 718 slum families rehoused for upwards of ten years.
Single homeless people who are rehoused: their experiences and needs
Coping on Marginal Incomes when First Rehoused : Single Homeless People in England
Providing tenancy support services to formerly homeless people who are rehoused
An Investigation of the Attitudes of Families Rehoused from Slum and Twilight Areas in Batley, Leeds and York
When Public Authorities Produce New Urban Marginalities. The Case of the Rehoused People of Nedjma in Oran (Algeria)
Venturing into the hyphen space between "victim-survivor"with rehoused abused women in Hong Kong: implications for Post-separation ...