Definition of rework - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
improvementredo or correct something to improve it
- We need to rework the design for better results.
2.
writingrewrite or revise a piece of writing
- She decided to rework the article before submission.
3.
reuseRare use something again in a changed formRare
- They reworked the old materials into new products.
Noun
1.
revised versionnew version of something that has been improved
- The rework of the report was much clearer.
2.
processthe act of redoing or correcting something
- The rework of the project took several weeks.
3.
foodTECH. using unsaleable food in new productsTECH.
- Rework in food production reduces waste.
Origin of rework
English, re- (again) + work (labor)
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Examples of rework in a sentence
The artist will rework the painting for clarity. He had to rework the script for clarity. The editor asked her to rework the introduction. The team reworked the proposal to meet the new guidelines. She reworked her essay to improve clarity and coherence. The rework of the song topped the charts.
Fans loved the rework of the classic movie. The rework of the manuscript improved its clarity. Rework of the design was necessary after feedback. The bakery uses rework to create new pastries. Rework helps in minimizing food costs.
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- French:retravailler, refonte, ...
- German:überarbeiten, Überarbeitung, ...
- Italian:rivedere, rivisitazione, ...
- Spanish:revisar, revisión, ...
- Portuguese:retrabalhar, revisão, ...
- Chinese:重做, 修订版, ...
- Japanese:作り直す, 改訂版, ...
- Arabic:نَقَّحَ, إعادة صياغة, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲבֵד מֵחָדָשׁ, גִּרְסָה מְתוּקֶנֶת, ...
- Russian:переделывать, переработка, ...
- Ukrainian:переробляти, переробка, ...
- Hindi:सुधारना, संशोधित संस्करण, ...
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