remanufacturing
Prononciation : [ˌriːˌmænəˈfækʧərɪŋ]
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Contexte : « manufacturing »
(noun) the process of taking used products and fixing or improving them so they can be used again. It's like giving old toys a new life by repairing and cleaning them to make them fun to play with once more.
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The remanufacturing of electronics helps reduce waste and saves money.
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Remanufacturing is not the same as simply throwing away old items.
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What are the benefits of remanufacturing products instead of buying new ones?
Contexte : « manufacturing »
(verb) to rebuild or restore a used product to make it work like new again. Imagine if your bike broke down, and instead of buying a new one, you had it fixed and upgraded to ride it again.
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They remanufactured the old computer parts to make them work better than before.
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She did not want to remanufacture her old phone; she preferred to buy the latest model.
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Can we remanufacture this printer to save on costs?
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