recondition [ˌri:kənˈdɪʃən] VB trans
recondition engine, machine:
- recondition
- remontować [perf wy-]
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The telescope was reconditioned in the 1930s and remounted on the new campus, but sat unused until 1945.
en.wikipedia.org The original plan of the infrastructure was reconditioned and reduced to half its volume of the developments to take place.
en.wikipedia.org The refitting included a new galley, reconditioned diesel and water tanks, and a complete rebuild of the electrical system.
en.wikipedia.org The company also builds cases and covers for their drums and reconditions old timpani.
en.wikipedia.org The port is also a major location for shipbuilder and shipyards, designing, building and reconditioning yachts and cruise liners.
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