Definition of refurbishment in English:

refurbishment

noun riːˈfəːbɪʃməntriˈfərbɪʃmənt

mass noun

The renovation and redecoration of something, especially a building.
the theatre reopened following major refurbishment
as modifier the £7.5m refurbishment programme will take nine months
Example sentencesExamples
- The event organizers finally decided to start a major refurbishment of the Olympic Arena.
- Earthquake concerns are what led Opera House to take on the refurbishment now.
- In addition to the purchase price, she expended a million pounds sterling on its refurbishment.
- The galleries have shut up shop for refurbishment, re-opening in April next year.
- Why was there a need for a major refurbishment to an award-winning building that had only been completed ten years?
- The refurbishment of the building has revealed many of its secrets.
- The Trust decided to finance a complete refurbishment, including architectural changes.
- The refurbishment work is estimated to take five years.
- The Rec Centre is getting a serious spit-and-polish, as part of a refurbishment of its interior.
- The grant means that work on the refurbishment can begin July, with a view to being completed by the Summer of 2006.

Definition of refurbishment in US English:

refurbishment

nounriˈfərbɪʃməntrēˈfərbiSHmənt

The renovation and redecoration of something, especially a building.
the theater reopened following major refurbishment
as modifier the $7.5 million refurbishment program will take nine months
Example sentencesExamples
- The refurbishment of the building has revealed many of its secrets.
- The Trust decided to finance a complete refurbishment, including architectural changes.
- The galleries have shut up shop for refurbishment, re-opening in April next year.
- Earthquake concerns are what led Opera House to take on the refurbishment now.
- The event organizers finally decided to start a major refurbishment of the Olympic Arena.
- The Rec Centre is getting a serious spit-and-polish, as part of a refurbishment of its interior.
- Why was there a need for a major refurbishment to an award-winning building that had only been completed ten years?
- The grant means that work on the refurbishment can begin July, with a view to being completed by the Summer of 2006.
- The refurbishment work is estimated to take five years.
- In addition to the purchase price, she expended a million pounds sterling on its refurbishment.

单词	refurbishment
释义	Definition of refurbishment in English: refurbishment noun riːˈfəːbɪʃməntriˈfərbɪʃmənt mass noun The renovation and redecoration of something, especially a building. the theatre reopened following major refurbishment as modifier the £7.5m refurbishment programme will take nine months Example sentencesExamples The event organizers finally decided to start a major refurbishment of the Olympic Arena. Earthquake concerns are what led Opera House to take on the refurbishment now. In addition to the purchase price, she expended a million pounds sterling on its refurbishment. The galleries have shut up shop for refurbishment, re-opening in April next year. Why was there a need for a major refurbishment to an award-winning building that had only been completed ten years? The refurbishment of the building has revealed many of its secrets. The Trust decided to finance a complete refurbishment, including architectural changes. The refurbishment work is estimated to take five years. The Rec Centre is getting a serious spit-and-polish, as part of a refurbishment of its interior. The grant means that work on the refurbishment can begin July, with a view to being completed by the Summer of 2006. Definition of refurbishment in US English: refurbishment nounriˈfərbɪʃməntrēˈfərbiSHmənt The renovation and redecoration of something, especially a building. the theater reopened following major refurbishment as modifier the $7.5 million refurbishment program will take nine months Example sentencesExamples The refurbishment of the building has revealed many of its secrets. The Trust decided to finance a complete refurbishment, including architectural changes. The galleries have shut up shop for refurbishment, re-opening in April next year. Earthquake concerns are what led Opera House to take on the refurbishment now. The event organizers finally decided to start a major refurbishment of the Olympic Arena. The Rec Centre is getting a serious spit-and-polish, as part of a refurbishment of its interior. Why was there a need for a major refurbishment to an award-winning building that had only been completed ten years? The grant means that work on the refurbishment can begin July, with a view to being completed by the Summer of 2006. The refurbishment work is estimated to take five years. In addition to the purchase price, she expended a million pounds sterling on its refurbishment.
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