Definition of redraw - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
artdraw something again or differently
- She decided to redraw the sketch.
2.
geographyTECH. change boundaries of a region or countryTECH.
- The government plans to redraw the district lines.
3.
planningRare alter plans or arrangements due to changesRare
- We need to redraw the project timeline.
Origin of redraw
Old English, re (again) + drawan (to draw)
Terms with redraw included in their meaning
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election maps
redraw district lines to boost a side's chances
technology
redraw or render an image on a screen
Examples of redraw in a sentence
The artist chose to redraw the portrait with new details. The city council decided to redraw the electoral map. After the war, they had to redraw the national borders. The city plans to redraw the district boundaries. We had to redraw the seating chart for the event.
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- French:redessiner, réviser, ...
- German:neu zeichnen, umgrenzen, ...
- Italian:ridisegnare, ridefinire, ...
- Spanish:redibujar, redefinir, ...
- Portuguese:redesenhar, retraçar, ...
- Chinese:重新画, 重新划定, ...
- Japanese:描き直す, 変更する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ رَسْم, أعاد ترسيم, ...
- Hebrew:לְצַיֵּר מֵחָדָשׁ, לְשַׂרְטֵט מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:перерисовать, перекроить, ...
- Ukrainian:перемальовувати, переплановувати, ...
- Hindi:फिर से बनाना, सीमाओं को फिर से खींचना, ...
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