Definition of redecoration in English:

redecoration

noun riːdɛkəˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌriˌdɛkəˈreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The process of applying paint or wallpaper in a room or building again, typically in a different style from before.
parts of the house could benefit from some redecoration
count noun external repairs and redecorations to the property
Example sentencesExamples
- The improvements and redecorations to the common parts of the building were unlikely to have had any sizeable impact upon the rent.
- The care home was required to put together a plan for refurbishment and redecoration with enough baths and showers.
- We are awaiting the borough's proposals for a repair and redecoration programme before transferring the funds to them.
- The Common Room will be closed until 17 September to allow us to undertake much-needed redecoration work.
- She is currently working on the redecoration of the hotel's 100 bedrooms.
- The boiler and central heating system was upgraded with the bedrooms and function suites undergoing redecoration.
- He had the two rooms decorated in a neo-Baroque style, a redecoration that extended to the reframing of the paintings.
- He advised on the redecoration of the five complete period rooms.
- The church had been used as a school and was in need of redecoration and refurbishment.
- The bedroom is the next room she has slated for redecoration.

Definition of redecoration in US English:

redecoration

nounˌriˌdɛkəˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌrēˌdekəˈrāSH(ə)n

The process of applying paint or wallpaper in a room or building again, typically in a different style from before.
parts of the house could benefit from some redecoration
count noun external repairs and redecorations to the property
Example sentencesExamples
- She is currently working on the redecoration of the hotel's 100 bedrooms.
- The care home was required to put together a plan for refurbishment and redecoration with enough baths and showers.
- The church had been used as a school and was in need of redecoration and refurbishment.
- He advised on the redecoration of the five complete period rooms.
- We are awaiting the borough's proposals for a repair and redecoration programme before transferring the funds to them.
- The improvements and redecorations to the common parts of the building were unlikely to have had any sizeable impact upon the rent.
- The bedroom is the next room she has slated for redecoration.
- He had the two rooms decorated in a neo-Baroque style, a redecoration that extended to the reframing of the paintings.
- The Common Room will be closed until 17 September to allow us to undertake much-needed redecoration work.
- The boiler and central heating system was upgraded with the bedrooms and function suites undergoing redecoration.

词汇	redecoration
释义	Definition of redecoration in English: redecoration noun riːdɛkəˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌriˌdɛkəˈreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The process of applying paint or wallpaper in a room or building again, typically in a different style from before. parts of the house could benefit from some redecoration count noun external repairs and redecorations to the property Example sentencesExamples The improvements and redecorations to the common parts of the building were unlikely to have had any sizeable impact upon the rent. The care home was required to put together a plan for refurbishment and redecoration with enough baths and showers. We are awaiting the borough's proposals for a repair and redecoration programme before transferring the funds to them. The Common Room will be closed until 17 September to allow us to undertake much-needed redecoration work. She is currently working on the redecoration of the hotel's 100 bedrooms. The boiler and central heating system was upgraded with the bedrooms and function suites undergoing redecoration. He had the two rooms decorated in a neo-Baroque style, a redecoration that extended to the reframing of the paintings. He advised on the redecoration of the five complete period rooms. The church had been used as a school and was in need of redecoration and refurbishment. The bedroom is the next room she has slated for redecoration. Definition of redecoration in US English: redecoration nounˌriˌdɛkəˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌrēˌdekəˈrāSH(ə)n The process of applying paint or wallpaper in a room or building again, typically in a different style from before. parts of the house could benefit from some redecoration count noun external repairs and redecorations to the property Example sentencesExamples She is currently working on the redecoration of the hotel's 100 bedrooms. The care home was required to put together a plan for refurbishment and redecoration with enough baths and showers. The church had been used as a school and was in need of redecoration and refurbishment. He advised on the redecoration of the five complete period rooms. We are awaiting the borough's proposals for a repair and redecoration programme before transferring the funds to them. The improvements and redecorations to the common parts of the building were unlikely to have had any sizeable impact upon the rent. The bedroom is the next room she has slated for redecoration. He had the two rooms decorated in a neo-Baroque style, a redecoration that extended to the reframing of the paintings. The Common Room will be closed until 17 September to allow us to undertake much-needed redecoration work. The boiler and central heating system was upgraded with the bedrooms and function suites undergoing redecoration.
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