Definition of re-key - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
locks securitychange a lock so it works with a new key
- The landlord will re-key the apartment after each tenant leaves.
Noun
locksmithingRare US changing a lock to fit a new keyRare US
- The re-key was completed in under an hour.
Origin of re-key
English, re- (again) + key (lock mechanism)
Examples of re-key in a sentence
They had to re-key all the locks after the break-in. The landlord requested a re-key after the tenant moved out. A re-key is often cheaper than replacing the entire lock.
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- French:changer le cylindre, recombinaison de serrure, ...
- German:ein Schloss neu codieren, Schlossänderung, ...
- Italian:cambiare la serratura, ricodifica, ...
- Spanish:cambiar la cerradura, cambio de llave, ...
- Portuguese:mudar a fechadura, mudança de fechadura, ...
- Chinese:重新配钥匙, 重新配钥匙服务, ...
- Japanese:付け替える, リキー, ...
- Arabic:أعاد ضبط القفل, إِعَادَة تَرْكِيب المِفْتَاح, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחֲלִיף צִילִינְדֶר, הַחְלָפַת קוֹמְבִּינַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:перекодировать замок, перекодировка замка, ...
- Ukrainian:перекодувати, перекодування замка, ...
- Hindi:ताला बदलना, ताला पुनः सेटिंग, ...
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