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Meanings of renovation in anglès
Process of improving a broken, damaged, or outdated structure.
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Examples for "overhaul"
Examples for "overhaul"
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The government has introduced new legislation to overhaul the Domestic Violence Act.
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Arms control groups say nuclear overhaul plans simply need to be trimmed.
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According to the party, Radical Economic Transformation would 'overhaul' South African society.
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Of course, Microsoft had perfectly good reasons for undertaking the security overhaul.
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Everyone agrees Europe needs to urgently overhaul its asylum and immigration rules.
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The redevelopment will include new housing, social, sports, community and childcare facilities.
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Protests began 12 days ago over the redevelopment of nearby Gezi Park.
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There was a vast amount of money involved in the redevelopment project.
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The new wing is stage two of the Project Maunga hospital redevelopment.
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But there is no clarity how the government wants to do redevelopment.
Usage of renovation in anglès
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Secure home renovation permits Permits help protect your home and your safety.
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The house has four bedrooms, enjoys sea views and requires some renovation.
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My best friend, Anne Turnip, was absorbed in a home renovation project.
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The Company is also engaged in other businesses, such as renovation businesses.
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But many are dilapidated, and renovation often requires transforming them beyond recognition.
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We are planning an extension to our property with renovation works included.
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The three-million-dollar renovation of his Great Falls estate would have to stop.
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But much of the club's income went on renovation for Euro 96.
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I wondered if we were finally going to discuss the theater-renovation job.
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We didn't have any extra funds to allocate to a renovation project.
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But, in 1862, renovation workers discovered it had inscriptions on five sides.
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Authority for renovation has been handed to the culture ministry, simplifying management.
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Even the recent renovation of their kitchen had not set them back.
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They were closed, a sign claiming the room was undergoing extensive renovation.
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While structurally sound the property is in need of refurbishment and renovation.
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It also provides loans for the extension, repair and renovation of houses.
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Renovation through the time
Renovation across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
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