Definition of resharpen in English:

resharpen

verb riːˈʃɑːp(ə)n

[with object]

Sharpen (a blade or implement) again.
Example sentencesExamples
- All carbide blades can be resharpened professionally, yielding an extremely long working life.
- This trend is partially due to the inevitable dulling of conventional knives with use and to the lack of trained personnel to resharpen them.
- Much of the debitage is composed of tertiary flakes, suggesting that late stage reduction activities, that is, tool finishing and resharpening, were carried out in the tested portion of the site.
- It is a good middle-of-the-road steel and is perfect for hunting knives like this due to its ability to hold an edge and its ease of resharpening.
- Remarkably enough it is also easy to resharpen.
- Only 70 of the 191 were resharpened more than once.
- Retouching flakes are tiny, extremely thin flakes pinched or pushed off a piece to finish it, to fine-shape part of the surface, sharpen it, or resharpen it.
- Very few blades show signs of having been resharpened.
- Priced at $130, it carries a lifetime guarantee and will be resharpened at no cost forever.
- After a short while, in fact several times a day, he has to resharpen the chisels on a rotary grinding wheel he's acquired.
- But golf officials suspected that some club faces had been resharpened and were often verging on illegality.
- The edge is very sharp from the factory and is easily resharpened.
- Most were waste pieces from flint-making, but included one large flint core and two heads of ‘tranchet’ axes, removed from their shafts ready for resharpening.
- In both operations, cutters had to be removed from the arbors and ground to resharpen.
- Note was made of points that appeared to have been resharpened, but such points were not excluded from summary calculations.

单词	resharpen
释义	Definition of resharpen in English: resharpen verb riːˈʃɑːp(ə)n [with object] Sharpen (a blade or implement) again. Example sentencesExamples All carbide blades can be resharpened professionally, yielding an extremely long working life. This trend is partially due to the inevitable dulling of conventional knives with use and to the lack of trained personnel to resharpen them. Much of the debitage is composed of tertiary flakes, suggesting that late stage reduction activities, that is, tool finishing and resharpening, were carried out in the tested portion of the site. It is a good middle-of-the-road steel and is perfect for hunting knives like this due to its ability to hold an edge and its ease of resharpening. Remarkably enough it is also easy to resharpen. Only 70 of the 191 were resharpened more than once. Retouching flakes are tiny, extremely thin flakes pinched or pushed off a piece to finish it, to fine-shape part of the surface, sharpen it, or resharpen it. Very few blades show signs of having been resharpened. Priced at $130, it carries a lifetime guarantee and will be resharpened at no cost forever. After a short while, in fact several times a day, he has to resharpen the chisels on a rotary grinding wheel he's acquired. But golf officials suspected that some club faces had been resharpened and were often verging on illegality. The edge is very sharp from the factory and is easily resharpened. Most were waste pieces from flint-making, but included one large flint core and two heads of ‘tranchet’ axes, removed from their shafts ready for resharpening. In both operations, cutters had to be removed from the arbors and ground to resharpen. Note was made of points that appeared to have been resharpened, but such points were not excluded from summary calculations.
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