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Meanings of extensive refurbishment in anglès

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Usage of extensive refurbishment in anglès
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The two-storey house on the site is in need of extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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The former retreat building is a protected structure and requires extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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The 164 year old Carlow Cathedral will open on Sunday after extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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The price reflects the fact that the house and stone outhouses need extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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However, buyers who intend to do this, will have to budget for extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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Early in December, the Model Arts Centre in Sligo will close for extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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The home has been renamed the Swords Nursing Home and it has undergone extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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The old Bangkok airport recently reopened after extensive refurbishment made necessary by flooding a year ago.
Reuters
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Owned by the order of the Medical Missionaries of Mary, the Victorian redbrick needs extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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It reopened in April after an extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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It will need extensive refurbishment to become a family home, new offices, or a combination of both.
The Irish Times
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The four-bedroom family property is bright and airy thanks to extensive refurbishment work carried out in 2005.
The Irish Times
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Tostock, Suffolk Having undergone an extensive refurbishment, this former village school is a now a three-bedroom house.
The Guardian
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It's reopening this month after extensive refurbishment.
Independent.ie
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Dunromin has been in the same family for over 30 years and is in need of extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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The couple bought the property in 2001 and undertook extensive refurbishment in 2002.
The Irish Times
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