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Meanings of rework in English

Spanish
rehacer

Use again in altered form.

rehacer
Spanish
rework

Refinishing operation or repair on an electronic printed circuit board (PCB) assembly.

rework
Usage of rework in English
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Washington Mutual said it expects to rework the plan and resubmit it.
Reuters
2
I feel for the duo, but they need a major rework here.
News.com.au
3
You may need to rework your portfolio now to spread around risk.
Reuters
4
As soon as you get rework on a project, margins are eroded.
Radio NZ
5
Are you sure I can't rework the books and block him out?
Here comes trouble
6
Both companies collect mortgage payments and rework troubled loans for U.S. homeowners.
Reuters
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Should we rework and restore what we have, or start from scratch?
The Irish Times
8
He would cut a sentence here or there, or rework a phrase.
Within arm's reach
9
In the longer term, rework both the legal and education systems.
Reuters
10
He is trying to rework laws that critics say undermine democracy.
The Irish Times
11
I mean I don't think she's in dire need of a drastic rework.
Wired
12
The Obama administration is giving GM 60 days to rework its survival plan.
Reuters
13
Merkel has told both sides to rework proposals and cut costs.
Reuters
14
Indeed, Kennedy revealed that Fisher's death caused a major rework on the movie.
Wired
15
The Baptist Generals rework Clinic's Tomorrow into a layered, meditative composition.
The Irish Times
16
Take a song's separated parts, rework them, and post your mix.
Wired
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