Definition Conjugation
Definition of reface - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
constructionreplace the surface of something with a new one
- They decided to reface the kitchen cabinets.
2.
building restorationrestore the front of a building
- They hired a contractor to reface the historic town hall.
3.
fashionRare put a new facing on a garmentRare
- The tailor will reface the coat to make it look new.
Origin of reface
English, re- (again) + face (surface)
Examples of reface in a sentence
We plan to reface the bathroom tiles next month. The city plans to reface the old library. They decided to reface the building to improve its appearance. She decided to reface the dress for the upcoming event. They will reface the jacket to match the latest trend.
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- French:remplacer la surface, restaurer, ...
- German:neu verkleiden, Fassade restaurieren, ...
- Italian:rinnovare, rinnovare la facciata, ...
- Spanish:renovar, renovar la fachada, ...
- Portuguese:renovar, reformar a fachada, ...
- Chinese:翻新, 重建立面, ...
- Japanese:張り替える, 外装を改装する, ...
- Arabic:جَدَّدَ الوَاجِهَة, رَمَّمَ الواجهة, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַדֵּשׁ, לְשַׁחְזֵר אֶת חֲזִית, ...
- Russian:обновить, обновить фасад, ...
- Ukrainian:оновити, відновити фасад, ...
- Hindi:नई सतह से बदलना, मुखौटा बदलना, ...
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