Definition of recoat in English:

recoat

verb riːˈkəʊt

[with object]

单词	recoat
释义	Definition of recoat in English: recoat verb riːˈkəʊt [with object] Apply another coat of paint, varnish, etc. to. Example sentencesExamples It needs to dry out a bit before we can recoat it with a water-based wood preservative. In areas that have been attacked by graffiti, maintenance personnel are able to remove the graffiti and recoat the affected area. Instead of requiring removal and replacement, the roof is built from materials that can be recoated or renewed. Unfortunately, recoating the entire fort with lime, a historically accurate solution, would be prohibitively expensive at this time. I think the big difference is the fact that they have repainted or recoated the doors - so I am going to find out how I can do the same. However, more work is required to recoat the inside of the pool and an appeal is ongoing to find another £50,000. The paint on the siding simply became faded and needed to be recoated. ‘People still have about four more weeks to recoat their asphalt driveways before the temperature drops to below 60 degrees,’ Paige says.
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