redevelop

Word family (noun) developer development redevelopment (adjective) developed ≠ undeveloped developing (verb) develop redevelop

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Business, Buildingredevelopre‧de‧vel‧op /ˌriːdɪˈveləp/ verb [transitive] BTBto make an area more modern by putting in new buildings or changing or repairing the old ones The old docks are being redeveloped as a business park.→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusredevelop• Cotton would have permission to redevelop.• Only recently has the former begun to develop and the latter to redevelop.• Darlington Council is trying to redevelop all the yards between Skinnergate and High Row.• Monday to begin redeveloping old industrial sites.• Paul, Minnesota, created half a dozen private, nonprofit corporations to redevelop the city.• Tourism in Baltimore has increase since the city redeveloped the Inner Harbor.• At Exmouth there are plans to redevelop the old docks for new housing.• In Fort Wayne, efforts to redevelop the Southtown Mall property have focused on increasing or changing the mix of tenants.• The mayors, in releasing the report, said current rules about redeveloping these sites are too stringent.From Longman Business Dictionaryredevelopre‧de‧vel‧op /ˌriːdɪˈveləp/ verb [transitive]PROPERTY to improve an area by removing the buildings that are there and building new onesThe bank is about to apply for planning permission to redevelop a 114-acre site it owns.→ See Verb table

单词	redevelop
释义	redevelop Word family (noun) developer development redevelopment (adjective) developed ≠ undeveloped developing (verb) develop redevelop From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Business, Buildingredevelopre‧de‧vel‧op /ˌriːdɪˈveləp/ verb [transitive] BTBto make an area more modern by putting in new buildings or changing or repairing the old ones The old docks are being redeveloped as a business park.→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusredevelop• Cotton would have permission to redevelop.• Only recently has the former begun to develop and the latter to redevelop.• Darlington Council is trying to redevelop all the yards between Skinnergate and High Row.• Monday to begin redeveloping old industrial sites.• Paul, Minnesota, created half a dozen private, nonprofit corporations to redevelop the city.• Tourism in Baltimore has increase since the city redeveloped the Inner Harbor.• At Exmouth there are plans to redevelop the old docks for new housing.• In Fort Wayne, efforts to redevelop the Southtown Mall property have focused on increasing or changing the mix of tenants.• The mayors, in releasing the report, said current rules about redeveloping these sites are too stringent.From Longman Business Dictionaryredevelopre‧de‧vel‧op /ˌriːdɪˈveləp/ verb [transitive]PROPERTY to improve an area by removing the buildings that are there and building new onesThe bank is about to apply for planning permission to redevelop a 114-acre site it owns.→ See Verb table
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