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Meanings of considerable refurbishment in English

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Usage of considerable refurbishment in English
1
It has undergone considerable refurbishment, but is in need of further work.
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2
The former Hardings bicycle shop is in need of considerable refurbishment.
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3
The other two, rented for many years by Frank Glennon insurance brokers, need considerable refurbishment.
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4
The house is in need of considerable refurbishment.
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5
One of the best known racing lodges on The Curragh has come on the market needing considerable refurbishment.
The Irish Times
6
It has been in the same family for around 90 years and is now in need of considerable refurbishment.
The Irish Times
7
The 40,000-square-foot block is in need of considerable refurbishment and dates from the 1970s.
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8
Estate agents Elliott & and FitzGerald handled the sale of the seven bedroom house, which is need of considerable refurbishment.
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9
A Dublin property investor has paid in excess of £4 million for the block, which is in need of considerable refurbishment.
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10
The two-storey over basement house, which had been guided at €1.25 million, needs considerable refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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