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Meanings of revamp in English

Provide (a shoe) with a new vamp.

Usage of revamp in English
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The German insurer started a major revamp of Fireman's Fund this year.
Reuters
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The Mexican government is implementing an energy industry revamp finalized in 2014.
Reuters
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In recent years, Broadcasting House has had a one-and-a-half billion dollar revamp.
BBC
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Expanding offshore drilling was among Obama's proposals to revamp U.S. energy policy.
Reuters
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That means President Donald Trump can name someone and quickly revamp Dodd-Frank.
Reuters
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A decision on whether to revamp the A380 will take more time.
Reuters
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Fakafanua said the TMTRL had a plan to revamp the domestic game.
Radio NZ
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Lovers looking to revamp need to call a truce, and mean it.
Ebony
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The revamp will cost the European firm an extra 6 billion euros.
Reuters
10
He is expected to outline his proposed revamp of the healthcare system.
Reuters
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That means a Dodd-Frank revamp could stall in one chamber of Congress.
Reuters
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The stalemate has delayed plans to revamp the largely state-held telecom sector.
Reuters
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However, Mr Navuko swore to unite the force and revamp its structure.
Radio NZ
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It has since moved to revamp the company's money-losing mobile phone business.
Reuters
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In contrast, Leinster can revamp their line-up yet be just as clinical.
The Irish Times
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Flaws in the existing format had prompted several calls for the revamp.
The Irish Times
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