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Meanings of refurbish in English

Portuguese
renovar
Catalan
renovar
Spanish
renovar

Make brighter and prettier.

renovar
Usage of refurbish in English
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Adani has said the business would refurbish the company's existing exploration camp accommodation.
News.com.au
2
Other funds would help build new dams or refurbish old ones.
Reuters
3
Malls can refurbish, upgrade lighting, change the decor or add space.
Reuters
4
GA Services has been selected to refurbish the company's existing exploration camp accommodation.
News.com.au
5
The grant will enable the IABA to refurbish the National Stadium.
The Irish Times
6
IT will be affected and plans to refurbish its stores will be slowed.
BBC
7
They promise to refurbish Crystal Palace as a national athletics stadium.
The Guardian
8
Mr Bryce intends to refurbish the cafe and bar at the Kingston station.
Radio NZ
9
London Transport said yesterday that the ageing buses would cost too much to refurbish.
The Irish Times
10
They are best placed to refurbish them, having a supply of second hand parts.
The Guardian
11
The ownership model also allows Van.eko to refurbish used models.
Wired
12
Each bike takes between one and three days to refurbish, depending on its condition.
Radio NZ
13
There were plans to refurbish the hospital, but to date, that has not happened.
The South African
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In turn, small hotels borrowed heavily to refurbish in order to attract higher-spending visitors.
Reuters
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The current owners engaged ODOS architects to refurbish and extend the property in 2013.
The Irish Times
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We're gettin' ten times that just to refurbish the basement.
Man in the Middle
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common