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Meanings of refurbishment in English

Portuguese
renovação
Spanish
restauración
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The state of being restored to its former good condition.

renovação
Usage of refurbishment in English
1
The house stands on extensive grounds but is in need of refurbishment.
The Irish Times
2
However, it does need refurbishment and that is part of its appeal.
The Irish Times
3
Builder currently working on the Hilary Field Centre refurbishment at Scott Base.
Radio NZ
4
It has undergone considerable refurbishment, but is in need of further work.
The Irish Times
5
The two-storey house on the site is in need of extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
6
The former retreat building is a protected structure and requires extensive refurbishment.
The Irish Times
7
We expect that any development or refurbishment activity will be prudently managed.
Reuters
8
It has enjoyed not one no-expense-spared refurbishment in recent years, but two.
The Irish Times
9
With an election in the offing, the caring sharing image needed refurbishment.
The Irish Times
10
The three upper floors are currently vacant and in need of refurbishment.
The Irish Times
11
A refurbishment of the fleet will begin in mid-2019, a spokesman said.
News.com.au
12
The Company is focused on the development and refurbishment of the buildings.
Reuters
13
While structurally sound the property is in need of refurbishment and renovation.
Independent.ie
14
Belfast City Hall is to close for two years for stg£10m refurbishment.
The Irish Times
15
The pub closed in the spring of 2015 for the major refurbishment.
The Guardian
16
Photo: Donald Nicolson The Beast in the process of refurbishment, jacks removed.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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