Definition of refurnish in English:

refurnish

verb riːˈfəːnɪʃriˈfərnɪʃ

[with object]

Furnish (a room or building) again or differently.
the bedrooms have been recently refurnished
Example sentencesExamples
- He used the treasure to restore and refurnish the castle in keeping with the 15th century styles.
- Located in the middle of Bagenalstown the house has been completely refurnished and modernised.
- If she had had her way, the room would have been refurnished years ago.
- You can refurnish your house several times over at IKEA for the cost of one complete set of really good furniture.
- It has been painstakingly refurnished and modernised to an extremely high standard, all done in the best possible taste.
- As a former chairman of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Nancy Campbell was well suited to the task at hand and immediately began planning to refurbish and refurnish the house.
- The Duke of York's lodgings at both palaces were remodelled and refurnished in anticipation of the 1673 marriage.
- The Chinese bedroom, refurnished by 1754, contained a magnificent suite of Chinese inspired furniture, dominated by a splendid japanned canopied bed surmounted at each corner by a carved gilded dragon.
- The entire hotel had to be refurbished and refurnished at a cost she was reluctant to divulge.
- Once on board the picture is not so clear, as large areas of her interior have been cleared and refurnished as galleries.
- In Haworth she saw that the library had been redecorated, recarpeted and refurnished, and provided with many new books.
- Then, as First Lady, she used her sophisticated taste to refurnish the White House as an emblem of the nation's important status and held court with her husband at state dinners and receptions.
- If you are at boarding school, it isn't just because your parents had to refurnish their Upper East Side apartment without you around.
- Now a historic house museum and a National Historic Landmark, the Mount is in the midst of a major restoration campaign that will include refurnishing the interior to reflect Wharton's decade of residence.
- Family seats, such as Arundel Castle in Sussex or Duncombe Park in Yorkshire, that once seemed too large or inconvenient for modern ways of life have been recolonised by their owners, redecorated and refurnished.
- I appreciated that he went to all that trouble to refurnish my room but I didn't really care.
- This stunning home has been extensively refurnished and extended to provide bright spacious accommodation.
- They have also announced ambitious and long-term plans to refurnish the picturesque Rudkins Mill, which is a wonderful landmark on their stretch of canal.
- As a means of coping with her frustrations and her depression, Mary became increasingly consumed with a project to refurnish the White House.
- He estimates it will cost him around £6,000 to refurnish the house.
Synonyms
renovate, redecorate, refurbish, recondition, rehabilitate, rebuild, reconstruct, overhaul, make over

Definition of refurnish in US English:

refurnish

verbriˈfərnɪʃrēˈfərniSH

[with object]

Furnish (a room or building) again or differently.
the bedrooms have been recently refurnished
Example sentencesExamples
- I appreciated that he went to all that trouble to refurnish my room but I didn't really care.
- He estimates it will cost him around £6,000 to refurnish the house.
- You can refurnish your house several times over at IKEA for the cost of one complete set of really good furniture.
- He used the treasure to restore and refurnish the castle in keeping with the 15th century styles.
- As a means of coping with her frustrations and her depression, Mary became increasingly consumed with a project to refurnish the White House.
- If she had had her way, the room would have been refurnished years ago.
- The entire hotel had to be refurbished and refurnished at a cost she was reluctant to divulge.
- The Chinese bedroom, refurnished by 1754, contained a magnificent suite of Chinese inspired furniture, dominated by a splendid japanned canopied bed surmounted at each corner by a carved gilded dragon.
- It has been painstakingly refurnished and modernised to an extremely high standard, all done in the best possible taste.
- If you are at boarding school, it isn't just because your parents had to refurnish their Upper East Side apartment without you around.
- Then, as First Lady, she used her sophisticated taste to refurnish the White House as an emblem of the nation's important status and held court with her husband at state dinners and receptions.
- Family seats, such as Arundel Castle in Sussex or Duncombe Park in Yorkshire, that once seemed too large or inconvenient for modern ways of life have been recolonised by their owners, redecorated and refurnished.
- In Haworth she saw that the library had been redecorated, recarpeted and refurnished, and provided with many new books.
- As a former chairman of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Nancy Campbell was well suited to the task at hand and immediately began planning to refurbish and refurnish the house.
- They have also announced ambitious and long-term plans to refurnish the picturesque Rudkins Mill, which is a wonderful landmark on their stretch of canal.
- This stunning home has been extensively refurnished and extended to provide bright spacious accommodation.
- The Duke of York's lodgings at both palaces were remodelled and refurnished in anticipation of the 1673 marriage.
- Once on board the picture is not so clear, as large areas of her interior have been cleared and refurnished as galleries.
- Located in the middle of Bagenalstown the house has been completely refurnished and modernised.
- Now a historic house museum and a National Historic Landmark, the Mount is in the midst of a major restoration campaign that will include refurnishing the interior to reflect Wharton's decade of residence.
Synonyms
renovate, redecorate, refurbish, recondition, rehabilitate, rebuild, reconstruct, overhaul, make over

单词	refurnish
释义	Definition of refurnish in English: refurnish verb riːˈfəːnɪʃriˈfərnɪʃ [with object] Furnish (a room or building) again or differently. the bedrooms have been recently refurnished Example sentencesExamples He used the treasure to restore and refurnish the castle in keeping with the 15th century styles. Located in the middle of Bagenalstown the house has been completely refurnished and modernised. If she had had her way, the room would have been refurnished years ago. You can refurnish your house several times over at IKEA for the cost of one complete set of really good furniture. It has been painstakingly refurnished and modernised to an extremely high standard, all done in the best possible taste. As a former chairman of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Nancy Campbell was well suited to the task at hand and immediately began planning to refurbish and refurnish the house. The Duke of York's lodgings at both palaces were remodelled and refurnished in anticipation of the 1673 marriage. The Chinese bedroom, refurnished by 1754, contained a magnificent suite of Chinese inspired furniture, dominated by a splendid japanned canopied bed surmounted at each corner by a carved gilded dragon. The entire hotel had to be refurbished and refurnished at a cost she was reluctant to divulge. Once on board the picture is not so clear, as large areas of her interior have been cleared and refurnished as galleries. In Haworth she saw that the library had been redecorated, recarpeted and refurnished, and provided with many new books. Then, as First Lady, she used her sophisticated taste to refurnish the White House as an emblem of the nation's important status and held court with her husband at state dinners and receptions. If you are at boarding school, it isn't just because your parents had to refurnish their Upper East Side apartment without you around. Now a historic house museum and a National Historic Landmark, the Mount is in the midst of a major restoration campaign that will include refurnishing the interior to reflect Wharton's decade of residence. Family seats, such as Arundel Castle in Sussex or Duncombe Park in Yorkshire, that once seemed too large or inconvenient for modern ways of life have been recolonised by their owners, redecorated and refurnished. I appreciated that he went to all that trouble to refurnish my room but I didn't really care. This stunning home has been extensively refurnished and extended to provide bright spacious accommodation. They have also announced ambitious and long-term plans to refurnish the picturesque Rudkins Mill, which is a wonderful landmark on their stretch of canal. As a means of coping with her frustrations and her depression, Mary became increasingly consumed with a project to refurnish the White House. He estimates it will cost him around £6,000 to refurnish the house. Synonyms renovate, redecorate, refurbish, recondition, rehabilitate, rebuild, reconstruct, overhaul, make over Definition of refurnish in US English: refurnish verbriˈfərnɪʃrēˈfərniSH [with object] Furnish (a room or building) again or differently. the bedrooms have been recently refurnished Example sentencesExamples I appreciated that he went to all that trouble to refurnish my room but I didn't really care. He estimates it will cost him around £6,000 to refurnish the house. You can refurnish your house several times over at IKEA for the cost of one complete set of really good furniture. He used the treasure to restore and refurnish the castle in keeping with the 15th century styles. As a means of coping with her frustrations and her depression, Mary became increasingly consumed with a project to refurnish the White House. If she had had her way, the room would have been refurnished years ago. The entire hotel had to be refurbished and refurnished at a cost she was reluctant to divulge. The Chinese bedroom, refurnished by 1754, contained a magnificent suite of Chinese inspired furniture, dominated by a splendid japanned canopied bed surmounted at each corner by a carved gilded dragon. It has been painstakingly refurnished and modernised to an extremely high standard, all done in the best possible taste. If you are at boarding school, it isn't just because your parents had to refurnish their Upper East Side apartment without you around. Then, as First Lady, she used her sophisticated taste to refurnish the White House as an emblem of the nation's important status and held court with her husband at state dinners and receptions. Family seats, such as Arundel Castle in Sussex or Duncombe Park in Yorkshire, that once seemed too large or inconvenient for modern ways of life have been recolonised by their owners, redecorated and refurnished. In Haworth she saw that the library had been redecorated, recarpeted and refurnished, and provided with many new books. As a former chairman of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Nancy Campbell was well suited to the task at hand and immediately began planning to refurbish and refurnish the house. They have also announced ambitious and long-term plans to refurnish the picturesque Rudkins Mill, which is a wonderful landmark on their stretch of canal. This stunning home has been extensively refurnished and extended to provide bright spacious accommodation. The Duke of York's lodgings at both palaces were remodelled and refurnished in anticipation of the 1673 marriage. Once on board the picture is not so clear, as large areas of her interior have been cleared and refurnished as galleries. Located in the middle of Bagenalstown the house has been completely refurnished and modernised. Now a historic house museum and a National Historic Landmark, the Mount is in the midst of a major restoration campaign that will include refurnishing the interior to reflect Wharton's decade of residence. Synonyms renovate, redecorate, refurbish, recondition, rehabilitate, rebuild, reconstruct, overhaul, make over
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