renewal
Prononciation : [rɪˈnjuːəl]
Contexte : « change »
(noun) the process of starting something again or making it fresh. It’s like when you get a new start on something old, making it look or feel new again.
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The garden underwent a beautiful renewal in spring with all the flowers blooming.
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There was no renewal of the old friendship; it stayed broken.
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How does the renewal of the park make the community feel?
Contexte : « agreement »
(noun) an official extension or continuation of something. This could happen when a contract or subscription is kept alive for more time.
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I received a renewal notice for my magazine subscription, which means I can keep reading my favorite stories.
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The renewal of the lease was denied, so they had to move out.
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When is your contract up for renewal?
Contexte : « change »
(verb) to make something new again or to start it over. It’s when you refresh or reboot something that was old or less useful.
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She plans to renew her commitment to exercise by joining a new gym.
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He didn’t renew his promise to help, which made his friends feel let down.
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What steps can you take to renew your focus on studying?