Definition of refigure in English:

refigure

verb riːˈfɪɡə

1with object Optics. To improve, restore, or alter the profile of (a lens or mirror, especially the mirror of a reflecting telescope).
2with object Chiefly North American. To calculate again arithmetically; to recalculate.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From re- + figure, originally after Middle French refigurer to remake, recreate or its etymon post-classical Latin refigurare to transform (Vulgate).

Definition of refigure in US English:

refigure

verbriːˈfɪɡə

1with object Optics. To improve, restore, or alter the profile of (a lens or mirror, especially the mirror of a reflecting telescope).
2with object Chiefly North American. To calculate again arithmetically; to recalculate.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From re- + figure, originally after Middle French refigurer to remake, recreate or its etymon post-classical Latin refigurare to transform (Vulgate).

词汇	refigure
释义	Definition of refigure in English: refigure verb riːˈfɪɡə 1with object Optics. To improve, restore, or alter the profile of (a lens or mirror, especially the mirror of a reflecting telescope). 2with object Chiefly North American. To calculate again arithmetically; to recalculate. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From re- + figure, originally after Middle French refigurer to remake, recreate or its etymon post-classical Latin refigurare to transform (Vulgate). Definition of refigure in US English: refigure verbriːˈfɪɡə 1with object Optics. To improve, restore, or alter the profile of (a lens or mirror, especially the mirror of a reflecting telescope). 2with object Chiefly North American. To calculate again arithmetically; to recalculate. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From re- + figure, originally after Middle French refigurer to remake, recreate or its etymon post-classical Latin refigurare to transform (Vulgate).
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