refit
Pronunciation: [ˈriːfɪt]
Word
Context: "repair and upgrade"
(verb) to repair or change a ship, vehicle, or piece of equipment to make it better or to fix it. When something breaks or needs improvement, you can refit it to make it work well again.
Example
The old ship was refit to include modern technology for better navigation.
Example
They decided not to refit the bicycle because it was too damaged to repair.
Example
What kind of upgrades will they refit on the plane?
Context: "repair and upgrade"
(noun) the act of fixing or improving a ship, vehicle, or equipment. This is what you call it when you work on something to make it better or to fix its problems.
Example
The refit of the old truck made it run like new again.
Example
The refit of the car was not scheduled, so it stayed broken for a long time.
Example
How long will the refit take to complete for the yacht?
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