Definition of refurbish - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
restorationrestore to original or better condition
- They refurbished the old car to its former glory.
2.
renovationrenovate or redecorate something, especially a building
- They plan to refurbish the old theater next year..
Origin of refurbish
Old French, furbir (to polish) + re- (again)
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refurbish
decorate or renovate something
Examples of refurbish in a sentence
The company plans to refurbish the old computers. We need to refurbish the kitchen before selling the house. The company decided to refurbish all its old equipment.
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- French:rénover, réaménager, ...
- German:restaurieren, renovieren, ...
- Italian:ristrutturare, rinnovare, ...
- Spanish:restaurar, redecorar, ...
- Portuguese:restaurar, redecorar, ...
- Chinese:翻新, 重新装修, ...
- Japanese:修復する, ...
- Arabic:رَمَّمَ, أَعَادَ تَهيِئَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁפֵּץ, ...
- Russian:обновить, реконструировать, ...
- Ukrainian:відновити, відремонтувати, ...
- Hindi:नवीनीकरण करना, मरम्मत करना, ...
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