redevelop
ˌriːdɪˈvɛləp
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Definition of redevelop - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

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1.
urban planningdevelop an area by rebuilding or renovating
  • The city plans to redevelop the old industrial site.
renovate revamp
2.
technologyTECH.reprogram an application or softwareTECH.
  • The team decided to redevelop the app for better performance.
recode refactor reprogram
3.
photographyDatedintensify a photograph by a second processDated
  • She had to redevelop the photo to enhance its contrast.
enhance intensify strengthen
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Origin of redevelop

Latin, re (again) + developare (to unwrap)

Terms with redevelop included in their meaning

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urban planning
redevelop urban land for new construction
urban development
redevelop an area to attract young professionals

Examples of redevelop in a sentence

  • Investors are interested in redeveloping the shopping district.
  • They had to redevelop the software to fix bugs.
  • The company plans to redevelop the platform for new users.
  • The photographer decided to redevelop the image for better clarity.
  • He learned how to redevelop old negatives in the darkroom.

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  1. French:réaménager, refaire, ...
  2. German:sanieren, neu entwickeln, ...
  3. Italian:riqualificare, sviluppare nuovamente, ...
  4. Spanish:renovar, rediseñar, ...
  5. Portuguese:renovar, reprogramar, ...
  6. Chinese:重建, 重新设计, ...
  7. Japanese:再開発する, 再現像する, ...
  8. Arabic:أعادَ تطوير, أَعَادَ بَرْمَجَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְפַתֵּחַ מֵחָדָשׁ, לְתַכְנֵת מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:реконструировать, перепрограммировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перебудовувати, перепрограмовувати, ...
  12. Hindi:पुनर्विकसित करना, पुनः विकसित करना, ...
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