Definition of revamp - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
restorationrepair or restore something to good condition
- The company plans to revamp the damaged equipment.
2.
improve formgive new and improved form, structure, or appearance to
- They decided to revamp the old restaurant to attract more customers.
Noun
1.
improvementact of improving or updating something
- The company announced a revamp of its website.
2.
updated thingsomething that has been improved or updated
- The revamp of the old building was impressive.
Origin of revamp
French, re- (again) + vamp (patch)
Examples of revamp in a sentence
The team will revamp the old marketing strategy. The company plans to revamp its website next year. We need to revamp our marketing strategy to boost sales. The revamp of the old library attracted more visitors. A revamp of the marketing strategy is underway. The website's revamp attracted more visitors.
After the revamp, the product sold out quickly.
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- French:rénover, refonte, ...
- German:überholen, Update, ...
- Italian:ristrutturare, rinnovamento, ...
- Spanish:renovar, renovación, ...
- Portuguese:renovar, reformulação, ...
- Chinese:修复, 改版, ...
- Japanese:改修する, 刷新, ...
- Arabic:رَمَّمَ, تجديد, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁפֵּץ, שִׁדְרוּג, ...
- Russian:восстанавливать, модернизация, ...
- Ukrainian:відновлювати, оновлення, ...
- Hindi:मरम्मत करना, कायाकल्प, ...
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