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11refit — contrefit refit …
12refit — re|fit [ˌri:ˈfıt] v past tense and past participle refitted present participle refitting [I and T] to make a ship, aircraft, building etc ready to be used again, by doing repairs and putting in new machinery ▪ The ship was completely refitted… …
13refit — I. Date: 1666 transitive verb to fit out or supply again intransitive verb to obtain repairs or fresh supplies or equipment II. noun Date: 1799 the action of refitting; especially a refitting and renovating of a ship …
14refit — /ree fit /, v., refitted, refitting, n. v.t. 1. to fit, prepare, or equip again. v.i. 2. to renew supplies or equipment. 3. to get refitted. n. 4. an act of refitting. [1660 70; RE + FIT1] * * * …
15refit — 1. noun An act of having something fit again, or replaced. 2. verb To fit again, to put back in place …
16refit — re|fit [ ,ri fıt ] verb intransitive or transitive to repair a room, building, or ship, or to put new equipment into it ╾ re|fit / ,ri fIt, rifIt / noun count …
17refit — re·fit || ‚riË fɪt v. readjust, remodify, readapt …
18refit — verb (refits, refitting, refitted) replace or repair machinery, equipment, and fittings in (a ship, building, etc.). noun an act of refitting …
19refit — v. a. Repair, fit anew, restore …
20refit — re·fit …
