refit

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Waterrefitre‧fit /ˌriːˈfɪt/ verb (refitted, refitting) [intransitive, transitive] TTWto make a ship, aircraft, building etc ready to be used again, by doing repairs and putting in new machinery The ship was completely refitted five years ago. —refit /ˈriːfɪt/ noun [countable, uncountable]→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusrefit• In 1987 a survey concluded that the theatre should shut immediately, to allow structural repairs, rewiring, refitting and restoration.• Part of the surviving force was left at Kufra, while others were flown back to Kabrit to refit and resupply.• Both are still locked in commercial combat over the lucrative contract to refit Britain's Trident submarine fleet.• But after her refit it seems there's little to concern the crew.• Superdrug will now refit many high street shops with a new perfume counter.• A variety of area computer stores specialize in refitting older computers with new components.• Defence ministry sources said last night that officials were aware of the tanker refitting scheme.• a refitted shrimp boatFrom Longman Business Dictionaryrefitre‧fit /ˌriːˈfɪt/ verb (refitted, refitting) [transitive] to put a shop, factory etc in good condition by doing repairs and adding new equipmentWe refitted the plant last year. —refit /ˈriːfɪt/ noun [countable]The factory has undergone a complete refit.→ See Verb table

单词	refit
释义	refit From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Waterrefitre‧fit /ˌriːˈfɪt/ verb (refitted, refitting) [intransitive, transitive] TTWto make a ship, aircraft, building etc ready to be used again, by doing repairs and putting in new machinery The ship was completely refitted five years ago. —refit /ˈriːfɪt/ noun [countable, uncountable]→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusrefit• In 1987 a survey concluded that the theatre should shut immediately, to allow structural repairs, rewiring, refitting and restoration.• Part of the surviving force was left at Kufra, while others were flown back to Kabrit to refit and resupply.• Both are still locked in commercial combat over the lucrative contract to refit Britain's Trident submarine fleet.• But after her refit it seems there's little to concern the crew.• Superdrug will now refit many high street shops with a new perfume counter.• A variety of area computer stores specialize in refitting older computers with new components.• Defence ministry sources said last night that officials were aware of the tanker refitting scheme.• a refitted shrimp boatFrom Longman Business Dictionaryrefitre‧fit /ˌriːˈfɪt/ verb (refitted, refitting) [transitive] to put a shop, factory etc in good condition by doing repairs and adding new equipmentWe refitted the plant last year. —refit /ˈriːfɪt/ noun [countable]The factory has undergone a complete refit.→ See Verb table
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