Definition of reroof in English:

reroof

verbriːˈruːf

[with object]

Provide (a building) with a new or substantially repaired roof.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1800, the building was re-roofed and converted into the parish church.
- Work has just been completed on replacing toilets and showers, re-roofing the blocks, providing electricity and generally cleaning up the six-bay compact site.
- It needs to be re-roofed, the slates are falling off and the building is rotting.
- We tore old cedar shakes off the roof and re-roofed with roofing paper.
- To date they have been successful in getting the building re-roofed and the stain glass windows restored.
- Over the years we re-roofed the house, added a couple of bedrooms, central air, a porch, new siding, and a redone kitchen.
- An attractive extension has been added to the back, work has been carried out on the second floor and the house has been re-roofed.
- Fill out the service request, and explain you are looking for an economical way to re-roof your manufactured home.
- The church tower needs to be re-roofed and a new stairs provided to the gallery area.
- The defendant, the occupier of a terraced house, was held liable for the negligence of an independent contractor employed to re-roof his house which resulted in damage to an adjoining property through penetration of damp.
- The sheds were re-roofed to improve ventilation and the water troughs were also replaced.
- If you need to re-roof your home, remember that the key to a long roof life is the right combination of underlayment, ventilation, insulation and shingles.
- When we fixed it the first time we left a bit of a leak and the wood over a few years on the porch rotted, so my dad and I spent a whole weekend re-roofing the entire porch from scratch.
- It has solid fuel central heating and was re-roofed five years ago.
- They are getting married in the grounds of Sarah's family home - the ruined chapel in the grounds is being re-roofed and renovated for the occasion.
- According to the agent, the property has recently been re-roofed and rewired; other features include gas-fired central heating and an alarm system.
- In 2001 the building was re-roofed and internal refurbishment also took place.
- The burden of repair costs falls to long leasehold tenants who have accepted an offer by the owners to re-roof the buildings at no cost with the proviso that an extra storey of flats can be created.
- The decaying church building will be re-roofed, its stonework sandblasted and the spire will become part of one apartment.
- He waited until November last year when he began to re-roof part of the building.

Definition of reroof in US English:

reroof

verb

[with object]

Provide (a building) with a new or substantially repaired roof.
Example sentencesExamples
- They are getting married in the grounds of Sarah's family home - the ruined chapel in the grounds is being re-roofed and renovated for the occasion.
- If you need to re-roof your home, remember that the key to a long roof life is the right combination of underlayment, ventilation, insulation and shingles.
- When we fixed it the first time we left a bit of a leak and the wood over a few years on the porch rotted, so my dad and I spent a whole weekend re-roofing the entire porch from scratch.
- The decaying church building will be re-roofed, its stonework sandblasted and the spire will become part of one apartment.
- He waited until November last year when he began to re-roof part of the building.
- The burden of repair costs falls to long leasehold tenants who have accepted an offer by the owners to re-roof the buildings at no cost with the proviso that an extra storey of flats can be created.
- Over the years we re-roofed the house, added a couple of bedrooms, central air, a porch, new siding, and a redone kitchen.
- Work has just been completed on replacing toilets and showers, re-roofing the blocks, providing electricity and generally cleaning up the six-bay compact site.
- We tore old cedar shakes off the roof and re-roofed with roofing paper.
- The sheds were re-roofed to improve ventilation and the water troughs were also replaced.
- An attractive extension has been added to the back, work has been carried out on the second floor and the house has been re-roofed.
- The defendant, the occupier of a terraced house, was held liable for the negligence of an independent contractor employed to re-roof his house which resulted in damage to an adjoining property through penetration of damp.
- In 2001 the building was re-roofed and internal refurbishment also took place.
- To date they have been successful in getting the building re-roofed and the stain glass windows restored.
- Fill out the service request, and explain you are looking for an economical way to re-roof your manufactured home.
- It needs to be re-roofed, the slates are falling off and the building is rotting.
- According to the agent, the property has recently been re-roofed and rewired; other features include gas-fired central heating and an alarm system.
- It has solid fuel central heating and was re-roofed five years ago.
- The church tower needs to be re-roofed and a new stairs provided to the gallery area.
- In 1800, the building was re-roofed and converted into the parish church.

单词	reroof
释义	Definition of reroof in English: reroof verbriːˈruːf [with object] Provide (a building) with a new or substantially repaired roof. Example sentencesExamples In 1800, the building was re-roofed and converted into the parish church. Work has just been completed on replacing toilets and showers, re-roofing the blocks, providing electricity and generally cleaning up the six-bay compact site. It needs to be re-roofed, the slates are falling off and the building is rotting. We tore old cedar shakes off the roof and re-roofed with roofing paper. To date they have been successful in getting the building re-roofed and the stain glass windows restored. Over the years we re-roofed the house, added a couple of bedrooms, central air, a porch, new siding, and a redone kitchen. An attractive extension has been added to the back, work has been carried out on the second floor and the house has been re-roofed. Fill out the service request, and explain you are looking for an economical way to re-roof your manufactured home. The church tower needs to be re-roofed and a new stairs provided to the gallery area. The defendant, the occupier of a terraced house, was held liable for the negligence of an independent contractor employed to re-roof his house which resulted in damage to an adjoining property through penetration of damp. The sheds were re-roofed to improve ventilation and the water troughs were also replaced. If you need to re-roof your home, remember that the key to a long roof life is the right combination of underlayment, ventilation, insulation and shingles. When we fixed it the first time we left a bit of a leak and the wood over a few years on the porch rotted, so my dad and I spent a whole weekend re-roofing the entire porch from scratch. It has solid fuel central heating and was re-roofed five years ago. They are getting married in the grounds of Sarah's family home - the ruined chapel in the grounds is being re-roofed and renovated for the occasion. According to the agent, the property has recently been re-roofed and rewired; other features include gas-fired central heating and an alarm system. In 2001 the building was re-roofed and internal refurbishment also took place. The burden of repair costs falls to long leasehold tenants who have accepted an offer by the owners to re-roof the buildings at no cost with the proviso that an extra storey of flats can be created. The decaying church building will be re-roofed, its stonework sandblasted and the spire will become part of one apartment. He waited until November last year when he began to re-roof part of the building. Definition of reroof in US English: reroof verb [with object] Provide (a building) with a new or substantially repaired roof. Example sentencesExamples They are getting married in the grounds of Sarah's family home - the ruined chapel in the grounds is being re-roofed and renovated for the occasion. If you need to re-roof your home, remember that the key to a long roof life is the right combination of underlayment, ventilation, insulation and shingles. When we fixed it the first time we left a bit of a leak and the wood over a few years on the porch rotted, so my dad and I spent a whole weekend re-roofing the entire porch from scratch. The decaying church building will be re-roofed, its stonework sandblasted and the spire will become part of one apartment. He waited until November last year when he began to re-roof part of the building. The burden of repair costs falls to long leasehold tenants who have accepted an offer by the owners to re-roof the buildings at no cost with the proviso that an extra storey of flats can be created. Over the years we re-roofed the house, added a couple of bedrooms, central air, a porch, new siding, and a redone kitchen. Work has just been completed on replacing toilets and showers, re-roofing the blocks, providing electricity and generally cleaning up the six-bay compact site. We tore old cedar shakes off the roof and re-roofed with roofing paper. The sheds were re-roofed to improve ventilation and the water troughs were also replaced. An attractive extension has been added to the back, work has been carried out on the second floor and the house has been re-roofed. The defendant, the occupier of a terraced house, was held liable for the negligence of an independent contractor employed to re-roof his house which resulted in damage to an adjoining property through penetration of damp. In 2001 the building was re-roofed and internal refurbishment also took place. To date they have been successful in getting the building re-roofed and the stain glass windows restored. Fill out the service request, and explain you are looking for an economical way to re-roof your manufactured home. It needs to be re-roofed, the slates are falling off and the building is rotting. According to the agent, the property has recently been re-roofed and rewired; other features include gas-fired central heating and an alarm system. It has solid fuel central heating and was re-roofed five years ago. The church tower needs to be re-roofed and a new stairs provided to the gallery area. In 1800, the building was re-roofed and converted into the parish church.
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