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Definition of re-equip in English: re-equipverbre-equipped, re-equips, re-equipping riːɪˈkwɪpˌriəˈkwɪp [with object]Provide with new equipment. 重新装备，再配备 the mill was re-equipped with modern machinery 工厂重新装备了现代化机械。 Example sentencesExamples - He pointed out that the atomic weapons establishment at Aldermaston has been re-equipped to build a new generation of bombs.
- Although the force had re-equipped itself to deal with riots in the future, he said the new measures had come too late.
- He promised next month's spending review would improve science education, re-equip laboratories in colleges and universities, fund research in key areas and invest in regional technical developments.
- After the fall of Tobruk in June 1942 the British and Commonwealth forces, which had been formed into the Eighth Army the previous autumn, were re-equipped with American tanks.
- Classrooms need to be re-equipped and a unit created to teach older pupils essential life skills such as how to prepare a meal and keep their homes clean.
- If the insured chooses to take the cash value, it's then up to them to go shopping to re-equip their boat.
- Appreciating his good fortune in escaping unscathed from his burning premises, Luke was nonetheless daunted by the prospect of rebuilding and re-equipping a business expanded over 24 years.
- The government is spending billions of rand re-equipping the South African armed forces, whilst claiming it lacks the resources to provide basic necessities like clean water and electricity for millions of ordinary families.
- A special school burned down by arsonists will cost £2.5m to rebuild and re-equip, a judge heard yesterday when he sentenced the two teenagers responsible.
- The old industries didn't need much prompting to disappear: they had been living on borrowed time since the later 1940s, while Germany and Japan re-equipped their shipyards and engineering works.
- Going down this road is the way forward - it will generate investment to refurbish, re-equip and modernise, and safeguard the future of our leisure services.
- Among other things he re-equipped the Greenwich observatory with new instruments (which he designed himself), he created a magnetic and meteorological department, and he made important contributions to celestial mechanics.
- In the immediate postwar period, new scientific methods of quick freezing were being developed as the fishing fleets replaced their boats and re-equipped their vessels for peacetime.
- Its initial efforts have been to try and bridge the gap between the great need for quality working equipment in the developing world and the tremendous waste of UK equipment discarded when dentists re-equip their surgeries.
- Profits, he said, had been ploughed back into the business, re-equipping the warehouse and expanding the sales team.
- Since virtually all the wines are sold with ease on the undemanding local market, there has been little or no incentive to modernize or re-equip the wineries.
- To meet this challenge, the Army is fielding new information technologies and developing new doctrine, while reorganizing and re-equipping its warfighting organizations.
- He said there had been a ‘huge increase in the defence bill’ and the state would be spending R30 bn over next five years re-equipping the defence force.
- The group began a series of training dives and re-equipped themselves with identical equipment so that in any emergency they would instinctively and immediately know exactly what to do and where to find things.
- At the same time this involves the taking on of ‘feminine’ traits that will somehow re-equip them for the new economic world they must face.
Synonyms renovate, redecorate, refurbish, recondition, rehabilitate, rebuild, reconstruct, overhaul, make over
Definition of re-equip in US English: re-equipverbˌriəˈkwɪpˌrēəˈkwip [with object]Provide with new equipment. 重新装备，再配备 the mill was re-equipped with modern machinery 工厂重新装备了现代化机械。 Example sentencesExamples - Among other things he re-equipped the Greenwich observatory with new instruments (which he designed himself), he created a magnetic and meteorological department, and he made important contributions to celestial mechanics.
- Its initial efforts have been to try and bridge the gap between the great need for quality working equipment in the developing world and the tremendous waste of UK equipment discarded when dentists re-equip their surgeries.
- The government is spending billions of rand re-equipping the South African armed forces, whilst claiming it lacks the resources to provide basic necessities like clean water and electricity for millions of ordinary families.
- The old industries didn't need much prompting to disappear: they had been living on borrowed time since the later 1940s, while Germany and Japan re-equipped their shipyards and engineering works.
- Appreciating his good fortune in escaping unscathed from his burning premises, Luke was nonetheless daunted by the prospect of rebuilding and re-equipping a business expanded over 24 years.
- If the insured chooses to take the cash value, it's then up to them to go shopping to re-equip their boat.
- The group began a series of training dives and re-equipped themselves with identical equipment so that in any emergency they would instinctively and immediately know exactly what to do and where to find things.
- Although the force had re-equipped itself to deal with riots in the future, he said the new measures had come too late.
- A special school burned down by arsonists will cost £2.5m to rebuild and re-equip, a judge heard yesterday when he sentenced the two teenagers responsible.
- He pointed out that the atomic weapons establishment at Aldermaston has been re-equipped to build a new generation of bombs.
- Profits, he said, had been ploughed back into the business, re-equipping the warehouse and expanding the sales team.
- In the immediate postwar period, new scientific methods of quick freezing were being developed as the fishing fleets replaced their boats and re-equipped their vessels for peacetime.
- To meet this challenge, the Army is fielding new information technologies and developing new doctrine, while reorganizing and re-equipping its warfighting organizations.
- Going down this road is the way forward - it will generate investment to refurbish, re-equip and modernise, and safeguard the future of our leisure services.
- At the same time this involves the taking on of ‘feminine’ traits that will somehow re-equip them for the new economic world they must face.
- He promised next month's spending review would improve science education, re-equip laboratories in colleges and universities, fund research in key areas and invest in regional technical developments.
- After the fall of Tobruk in June 1942 the British and Commonwealth forces, which had been formed into the Eighth Army the previous autumn, were re-equipped with American tanks.
- He said there had been a ‘huge increase in the defence bill’ and the state would be spending R30 bn over next five years re-equipping the defence force.
- Classrooms need to be re-equipped and a unit created to teach older pupils essential life skills such as how to prepare a meal and keep their homes clean.
- Since virtually all the wines are sold with ease on the undemanding local market, there has been little or no incentive to modernize or re-equip the wineries.
Synonyms renovate, redecorate, refurbish, recondition, rehabilitate, rebuild, reconstruct, overhaul, make over
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