Definition of renewal in English:

renewal

noun rɪˈnjuːəlrəˈn(j)uəl

1An instance of resuming something after an interruption.
重新开始，恢复，继续
a renewal of hostilities
重新开战。
Example sentencesExamples
- A renewal of interest in the chip would be a major relief for Intel.
- During the nineties there's been a renewal of interest for this game.
- The enthusiasm of the 18th-century scientists who searched for an objective order looks naive today, yet I sense at the end of our century something like a renewal of a hopeful tone.
- Sunday's renewal of rivalry should be no exception.
- Recently there's been a renewal of interest in this form of climbing.
- In addition, value theory is apposite in the current renewal of interest in the economy across the social sciences.
- Great thing about holidays seasons, such as just past, is the renewal of old friendships and touching comments from chums from around the world.
- There was a second renewal of interest in Byzantium in the eighth century.
- It is by no means certain, however, that a ceasefire will lead to renewal of the peace process - or even take hold.
- The Communist party encouraged the renewal of Macedonian cultural life, promoting the Macedonian language and restoring the Macedonian Orthodox Church.
- Indeed, the big, largely unreported summer story of 2001 was the renewal of financial interest in all things related to the Internet.
- Lebanon remains a fragile body politic in the aftermath of its civil war, and Syria's involvement in Lebanon, while increasingly controversial, is needed to prevent a renewal of civil war.
- This was the beginning of the renewal of our friendship.
- As vectoral production develops, the means appear for the renewal of the gift economy.
- The election of New Labour in May 1997 was greeted enthusiastically on the Left as presaging trade union resurgence and a renewal of militancy.
- In the Renaissance, the renewal of interest in Greek and Roman mythology opened the way for political subversion as well as propaganda.
- Indeed, there are real danger signs now that the ceasefire may collapse because of a renewal of violence on both sides in the recent weeks.
- I'm Not Scared may signal a renewal of compelling, socially aware Italian film-making.
- Maybe this is the beginning of a renewal of that relationship.
- This happened in the final quarter of last year, which naturally spurred a renewal of interest on our part, both to get the full facts about the game and also to see what changes had been made relative to what we knew before.
Synonyms
resumption, recommencement
continuation
re-establishment
2mass noun The action of extending the period of validity of a licence, subscription, or contract.
（执照、报刊订阅期、合同等的）展期
the contracts came up for renewal
合同需要重新签订了。
count noun a renewal of his passport
他的护照的展期。
Example sentencesExamples
- Until comparatively recently in Scotland, the Celtic new year's day was one of the four ancient quarter days on which rents were due, leases came up for renewal and annual employment contracts ended.
- One audit registration was withdrawn last year and two were refused renewal.
- With Dublin licences up for renewal in the coming months, and Newstalk and Spin FM due on the airwaves shortly, the radio market in the capital is set to become more fragmented than ever over the next year.
- Those policies include a proposal to double the cost of licence renewal for drivers not electing to donate their organs.
- This gives suppliers a constant means to evaluate their own performance against that of rivals, and a tool to use when contracts come up for renewal.
- He will not be seeking a renewal of his contract when it expires in December next year.
- She refers to a clear recollection of documentation relating to her annual membership renewal frequently being late in completion.
- Transalta was recently granted a 10-year licence renewal for the aging Wabamun power plant.
- Discipline vehicle drivers (both private and public) and adopt stringent rules for issuing and renewal of licences so as to bring in genuine and competent ones.
- All city business licences come up for renewal at the beginning of each year.
- Customers also have the flexibility of ‘sign and drive,’ with no need to return for monthly contract renewal.
- Public Service Broadcasting - an issue of particular relevance with the BBC seeking charter renewal - will also be discussed.
- Consideration should be given to increasing the renewal of permits from three years to ten years.
- The very competent general manager's contract is up for renewal, and there is talk of pressure being put on him to take a political stance - which he should not do.
- Eventually, the private lines won from the city heavy operating subsidies and automatic contract renewal, protecting them from competition.
- This right of renewal shall extend to all subsequent five year periods on the same basis for as long as permitted by law.
- The commission - which has regulatory authority over the travel trade - has moved to tighten policy on unlicensed trading and late renewal of licences by travel agents and tour operators.
- After an elephantine period of gestation the scheme in its present form was implemented as and when each public entertainment licence came up for renewal after March 1998.
- These have been extended from their previous 120-day period to a one-year period and subject to renewal indefinitely.
- She says Horizon Organic also offers two-year contracts with automatic one-year renewals.
3mass noun The replacement or repair of something.
the need for urban renewal
城区重建的需要。
Example sentencesExamples
- Bone is living tissue engaged in a continual process of renewal.
- China's simple defences against flood, needing annual repair and renewal, deteriorated rapidly from neglect and destruction.
- He also said a comprehensive report on urban renewal was ready for submission to the Cabinet.
- Repairs or improvements to premises are allowed; renewal or reconstruction of the entire premises is not.
- The report of Total Heating Limited recommends the renewal of the control panel and controls.
- The entire area has been designated for urban renewal and a tax incentive area.
- World War II, however, provided a context for a renewal of the social security system.
- Freshly chiseled ornaments stand proudly next to the corroded precursors that served as models, testimony to the endless repair, the incessant renewal of the church.
- Liverpool is experiencing a vibrant renewal of neglected historic areas and industrial buildings.
- Its objective is to promote physical renewal and improvement of small towns perceived as having suffered through high rates of de-population and neglect.
- Thus, the reform of the electoral system had become a top priority for all those who wanted the renewal of the Italian political system and was vehemently opposed by all those who wanted to retain the system as it was.
- She saw in it a renewal of European politics, which was previously based on narrow nationalist views.
- The conference participants were current and potential leaders of a movement to promote civic renewal in the American research university.
Synonyms
renovation, restoration, modernization, improvement, reconditioning, rehabilitation, regeneration, overhauling, redevelopment, rebuilding, reconstruction
gentrification
repair, mending
1. 3.1 (among charismatic Christians) the state or process of being made spiritually new in the Holy Spirit.
  （有神授超凡能力基督徒的）精神重生
  the call to continual spiritual renewal
  Example sentencesExamples
  The concept of renewal / rebirth is responsible for the important role played by the egg in Easter celebrations, a role which no doubt antedates Christianity.

Rhymes

accrual, construal, crewel, cruel, dual, duel, fuel, gruel, jewel, newel, reviewal

Definition of renewal in US English:

renewal

nounrəˈn(j)uəlrəˈn(y)o͞oəl

1An instance of resuming an activity or state after an interruption.
重新开始，恢复，继续
a renewal of hostilities
重新开战。
Example sentencesExamples
- The enthusiasm of the 18th-century scientists who searched for an objective order looks naive today, yet I sense at the end of our century something like a renewal of a hopeful tone.
- Recently there's been a renewal of interest in this form of climbing.
- Great thing about holidays seasons, such as just past, is the renewal of old friendships and touching comments from chums from around the world.
- The election of New Labour in May 1997 was greeted enthusiastically on the Left as presaging trade union resurgence and a renewal of militancy.
- In addition, value theory is apposite in the current renewal of interest in the economy across the social sciences.
- During the nineties there's been a renewal of interest for this game.
- Lebanon remains a fragile body politic in the aftermath of its civil war, and Syria's involvement in Lebanon, while increasingly controversial, is needed to prevent a renewal of civil war.
- As vectoral production develops, the means appear for the renewal of the gift economy.
- It is by no means certain, however, that a ceasefire will lead to renewal of the peace process - or even take hold.
- This happened in the final quarter of last year, which naturally spurred a renewal of interest on our part, both to get the full facts about the game and also to see what changes had been made relative to what we knew before.
- Sunday's renewal of rivalry should be no exception.
- In the Renaissance, the renewal of interest in Greek and Roman mythology opened the way for political subversion as well as propaganda.
- This was the beginning of the renewal of our friendship.
- Indeed, the big, largely unreported summer story of 2001 was the renewal of financial interest in all things related to the Internet.
- There was a second renewal of interest in Byzantium in the eighth century.
- I'm Not Scared may signal a renewal of compelling, socially aware Italian film-making.
- A renewal of interest in the chip would be a major relief for Intel.
- The Communist party encouraged the renewal of Macedonian cultural life, promoting the Macedonian language and restoring the Macedonian Orthodox Church.
- Indeed, there are real danger signs now that the ceasefire may collapse because of a renewal of violence on both sides in the recent weeks.
- Maybe this is the beginning of a renewal of that relationship.
Synonyms
resumption, recommencement
1. 1.1 The action of extending the period of validity of a license, subscription, or contract.
  （执照、报刊订阅期、合同等的）展期
  the contracts came up for renewal
  合同需要重新签订了。
  a renewal of his passport
  他的护照的展期。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Public Service Broadcasting - an issue of particular relevance with the BBC seeking charter renewal - will also be discussed.
  After an elephantine period of gestation the scheme in its present form was implemented as and when each public entertainment licence came up for renewal after March 1998.
  This gives suppliers a constant means to evaluate their own performance against that of rivals, and a tool to use when contracts come up for renewal.
  She says Horizon Organic also offers two-year contracts with automatic one-year renewals.
  Customers also have the flexibility of ‘sign and drive,’ with no need to return for monthly contract renewal.
  These have been extended from their previous 120-day period to a one-year period and subject to renewal indefinitely.
  This right of renewal shall extend to all subsequent five year periods on the same basis for as long as permitted by law.
  With Dublin licences up for renewal in the coming months, and Newstalk and Spin FM due on the airwaves shortly, the radio market in the capital is set to become more fragmented than ever over the next year.
  Eventually, the private lines won from the city heavy operating subsidies and automatic contract renewal, protecting them from competition.
  Consideration should be given to increasing the renewal of permits from three years to ten years.
  Discipline vehicle drivers (both private and public) and adopt stringent rules for issuing and renewal of licences so as to bring in genuine and competent ones.
  She refers to a clear recollection of documentation relating to her annual membership renewal frequently being late in completion.
  He will not be seeking a renewal of his contract when it expires in December next year.
  Those policies include a proposal to double the cost of licence renewal for drivers not electing to donate their organs.
  The commission - which has regulatory authority over the travel trade - has moved to tighten policy on unlicensed trading and late renewal of licences by travel agents and tour operators.
  Until comparatively recently in Scotland, the Celtic new year's day was one of the four ancient quarter days on which rents were due, leases came up for renewal and annual employment contracts ended.
  Transalta was recently granted a 10-year licence renewal for the aging Wabamun power plant.
  One audit registration was withdrawn last year and two were refused renewal.
  The very competent general manager's contract is up for renewal, and there is talk of pressure being put on him to take a political stance - which he should not do.
  All city business licences come up for renewal at the beginning of each year.
2. 1.2 The replacing or repair of something that is worn out, run-down, or broken.
  更换，更新；重建；复兴
  the need for urban renewal
  城区重建的需要。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Its objective is to promote physical renewal and improvement of small towns perceived as having suffered through high rates of de-population and neglect.
  The entire area has been designated for urban renewal and a tax incentive area.
  Thus, the reform of the electoral system had become a top priority for all those who wanted the renewal of the Italian political system and was vehemently opposed by all those who wanted to retain the system as it was.
  China's simple defences against flood, needing annual repair and renewal, deteriorated rapidly from neglect and destruction.
  Bone is living tissue engaged in a continual process of renewal.
  The report of Total Heating Limited recommends the renewal of the control panel and controls.
  Repairs or improvements to premises are allowed; renewal or reconstruction of the entire premises is not.
  Freshly chiseled ornaments stand proudly next to the corroded precursors that served as models, testimony to the endless repair, the incessant renewal of the church.
  She saw in it a renewal of European politics, which was previously based on narrow nationalist views.
  Liverpool is experiencing a vibrant renewal of neglected historic areas and industrial buildings.
  The conference participants were current and potential leaders of a movement to promote civic renewal in the American research university.
  He also said a comprehensive report on urban renewal was ready for submission to the Cabinet.
  World War II, however, provided a context for a renewal of the social security system.
  Synonyms
  renovation, restoration, modernization, improvement, reconditioning, rehabilitation, regeneration, overhauling, redevelopment, rebuilding, reconstruction
3. 1.3 (among charismatic Christians) the state or process of being made spiritually new in the Holy Spirit.
  （有神授超凡能力基督徒的）精神重生
  Example sentencesExamples
  The concept of renewal / rebirth is responsible for the important role played by the egg in Easter celebrations, a role which no doubt antedates Christianity.

词汇	renewal
释义	Definition of renewal in English: renewal noun rɪˈnjuːəlrəˈn(j)uəl 1An instance of resuming something after an interruption. 重新开始，恢复，继续 a renewal of hostilities 重新开战。 Example sentencesExamples A renewal of interest in the chip would be a major relief for Intel. During the nineties there's been a renewal of interest for this game. The enthusiasm of the 18th-century scientists who searched for an objective order looks naive today, yet I sense at the end of our century something like a renewal of a hopeful tone. Sunday's renewal of rivalry should be no exception. Recently there's been a renewal of interest in this form of climbing. In addition, value theory is apposite in the current renewal of interest in the economy across the social sciences. Great thing about holidays seasons, such as just past, is the renewal of old friendships and touching comments from chums from around the world. There was a second renewal of interest in Byzantium in the eighth century. It is by no means certain, however, that a ceasefire will lead to renewal of the peace process - or even take hold. The Communist party encouraged the renewal of Macedonian cultural life, promoting the Macedonian language and restoring the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Indeed, the big, largely unreported summer story of 2001 was the renewal of financial interest in all things related to the Internet. Lebanon remains a fragile body politic in the aftermath of its civil war, and Syria's involvement in Lebanon, while increasingly controversial, is needed to prevent a renewal of civil war. This was the beginning of the renewal of our friendship. As vectoral production develops, the means appear for the renewal of the gift economy. The election of New Labour in May 1997 was greeted enthusiastically on the Left as presaging trade union resurgence and a renewal of militancy. In the Renaissance, the renewal of interest in Greek and Roman mythology opened the way for political subversion as well as propaganda. Indeed, there are real danger signs now that the ceasefire may collapse because of a renewal of violence on both sides in the recent weeks. I'm Not Scared may signal a renewal of compelling, socially aware Italian film-making. Maybe this is the beginning of a renewal of that relationship. This happened in the final quarter of last year, which naturally spurred a renewal of interest on our part, both to get the full facts about the game and also to see what changes had been made relative to what we knew before. Synonyms resumption, recommencement continuation re-establishment 2mass noun The action of extending the period of validity of a licence, subscription, or contract. （执照、报刊订阅期、合同等的）展期 the contracts came up for renewal 合同需要重新签订了。 count noun a renewal of his passport 他的护照的展期。 Example sentencesExamples Until comparatively recently in Scotland, the Celtic new year's day was one of the four ancient quarter days on which rents were due, leases came up for renewal and annual employment contracts ended. One audit registration was withdrawn last year and two were refused renewal. With Dublin licences up for renewal in the coming months, and Newstalk and Spin FM due on the airwaves shortly, the radio market in the capital is set to become more fragmented than ever over the next year. Those policies include a proposal to double the cost of licence renewal for drivers not electing to donate their organs. This gives suppliers a constant means to evaluate their own performance against that of rivals, and a tool to use when contracts come up for renewal. He will not be seeking a renewal of his contract when it expires in December next year. She refers to a clear recollection of documentation relating to her annual membership renewal frequently being late in completion. Transalta was recently granted a 10-year licence renewal for the aging Wabamun power plant. Discipline vehicle drivers (both private and public) and adopt stringent rules for issuing and renewal of licences so as to bring in genuine and competent ones. All city business licences come up for renewal at the beginning of each year. Customers also have the flexibility of ‘sign and drive,’ with no need to return for monthly contract renewal. Public Service Broadcasting - an issue of particular relevance with the BBC seeking charter renewal - will also be discussed. Consideration should be given to increasing the renewal of permits from three years to ten years. The very competent general manager's contract is up for renewal, and there is talk of pressure being put on him to take a political stance - which he should not do. Eventually, the private lines won from the city heavy operating subsidies and automatic contract renewal, protecting them from competition. This right of renewal shall extend to all subsequent five year periods on the same basis for as long as permitted by law. The commission - which has regulatory authority over the travel trade - has moved to tighten policy on unlicensed trading and late renewal of licences by travel agents and tour operators. After an elephantine period of gestation the scheme in its present form was implemented as and when each public entertainment licence came up for renewal after March 1998. These have been extended from their previous 120-day period to a one-year period and subject to renewal indefinitely. She says Horizon Organic also offers two-year contracts with automatic one-year renewals. 3mass noun The replacement or repair of something. the need for urban renewal 城区重建的需要。 Example sentencesExamples Bone is living tissue engaged in a continual process of renewal. China's simple defences against flood, needing annual repair and renewal, deteriorated rapidly from neglect and destruction. He also said a comprehensive report on urban renewal was ready for submission to the Cabinet. Repairs or improvements to premises are allowed; renewal or reconstruction of the entire premises is not. The report of Total Heating Limited recommends the renewal of the control panel and controls. The entire area has been designated for urban renewal and a tax incentive area. World War II, however, provided a context for a renewal of the social security system. Freshly chiseled ornaments stand proudly next to the corroded precursors that served as models, testimony to the endless repair, the incessant renewal of the church. Liverpool is experiencing a vibrant renewal of neglected historic areas and industrial buildings. Its objective is to promote physical renewal and improvement of small towns perceived as having suffered through high rates of de-population and neglect. Thus, the reform of the electoral system had become a top priority for all those who wanted the renewal of the Italian political system and was vehemently opposed by all those who wanted to retain the system as it was. She saw in it a renewal of European politics, which was previously based on narrow nationalist views. The conference participants were current and potential leaders of a movement to promote civic renewal in the American research university. Synonyms renovation, restoration, modernization, improvement, reconditioning, rehabilitation, regeneration, overhauling, redevelopment, rebuilding, reconstruction gentrification repair, mending 3.1 (among charismatic Christians) the state or process of being made spiritually new in the Holy Spirit. （有神授超凡能力基督徒的）精神重生 the call to continual spiritual renewal Example sentencesExamples The concept of renewal / rebirth is responsible for the important role played by the egg in Easter celebrations, a role which no doubt antedates Christianity. Rhymes accrual, construal, crewel, cruel, dual, duel, fuel, gruel, jewel, newel, reviewal Definition of renewal in US English: renewal nounrəˈn(j)uəlrəˈn(y)o͞oəl 1An instance of resuming an activity or state after an interruption. 重新开始，恢复，继续 a renewal of hostilities 重新开战。 Example sentencesExamples The enthusiasm of the 18th-century scientists who searched for an objective order looks naive today, yet I sense at the end of our century something like a renewal of a hopeful tone. Recently there's been a renewal of interest in this form of climbing. Great thing about holidays seasons, such as just past, is the renewal of old friendships and touching comments from chums from around the world. The election of New Labour in May 1997 was greeted enthusiastically on the Left as presaging trade union resurgence and a renewal of militancy. In addition, value theory is apposite in the current renewal of interest in the economy across the social sciences. During the nineties there's been a renewal of interest for this game. Lebanon remains a fragile body politic in the aftermath of its civil war, and Syria's involvement in Lebanon, while increasingly controversial, is needed to prevent a renewal of civil war. As vectoral production develops, the means appear for the renewal of the gift economy. It is by no means certain, however, that a ceasefire will lead to renewal of the peace process - or even take hold. This happened in the final quarter of last year, which naturally spurred a renewal of interest on our part, both to get the full facts about the game and also to see what changes had been made relative to what we knew before. Sunday's renewal of rivalry should be no exception. In the Renaissance, the renewal of interest in Greek and Roman mythology opened the way for political subversion as well as propaganda. This was the beginning of the renewal of our friendship. Indeed, the big, largely unreported summer story of 2001 was the renewal of financial interest in all things related to the Internet. There was a second renewal of interest in Byzantium in the eighth century. I'm Not Scared may signal a renewal of compelling, socially aware Italian film-making. A renewal of interest in the chip would be a major relief for Intel. The Communist party encouraged the renewal of Macedonian cultural life, promoting the Macedonian language and restoring the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Indeed, there are real danger signs now that the ceasefire may collapse because of a renewal of violence on both sides in the recent weeks. Maybe this is the beginning of a renewal of that relationship. Synonyms resumption, recommencement 1.1 The action of extending the period of validity of a license, subscription, or contract. （执照、报刊订阅期、合同等的）展期 the contracts came up for renewal 合同需要重新签订了。 a renewal of his passport 他的护照的展期。 Example sentencesExamples Public Service Broadcasting - an issue of particular relevance with the BBC seeking charter renewal - will also be discussed. After an elephantine period of gestation the scheme in its present form was implemented as and when each public entertainment licence came up for renewal after March 1998. This gives suppliers a constant means to evaluate their own performance against that of rivals, and a tool to use when contracts come up for renewal. She says Horizon Organic also offers two-year contracts with automatic one-year renewals. Customers also have the flexibility of ‘sign and drive,’ with no need to return for monthly contract renewal. These have been extended from their previous 120-day period to a one-year period and subject to renewal indefinitely. This right of renewal shall extend to all subsequent five year periods on the same basis for as long as permitted by law. With Dublin licences up for renewal in the coming months, and Newstalk and Spin FM due on the airwaves shortly, the radio market in the capital is set to become more fragmented than ever over the next year. Eventually, the private lines won from the city heavy operating subsidies and automatic contract renewal, protecting them from competition. Consideration should be given to increasing the renewal of permits from three years to ten years. Discipline vehicle drivers (both private and public) and adopt stringent rules for issuing and renewal of licences so as to bring in genuine and competent ones. She refers to a clear recollection of documentation relating to her annual membership renewal frequently being late in completion. He will not be seeking a renewal of his contract when it expires in December next year. Those policies include a proposal to double the cost of licence renewal for drivers not electing to donate their organs. The commission - which has regulatory authority over the travel trade - has moved to tighten policy on unlicensed trading and late renewal of licences by travel agents and tour operators. Until comparatively recently in Scotland, the Celtic new year's day was one of the four ancient quarter days on which rents were due, leases came up for renewal and annual employment contracts ended. Transalta was recently granted a 10-year licence renewal for the aging Wabamun power plant. One audit registration was withdrawn last year and two were refused renewal. The very competent general manager's contract is up for renewal, and there is talk of pressure being put on him to take a political stance - which he should not do. All city business licences come up for renewal at the beginning of each year. 1.2 The replacing or repair of something that is worn out, run-down, or broken. 更换，更新；重建；复兴 the need for urban renewal 城区重建的需要。 Example sentencesExamples Its objective is to promote physical renewal and improvement of small towns perceived as having suffered through high rates of de-population and neglect. The entire area has been designated for urban renewal and a tax incentive area. Thus, the reform of the electoral system had become a top priority for all those who wanted the renewal of the Italian political system and was vehemently opposed by all those who wanted to retain the system as it was. China's simple defences against flood, needing annual repair and renewal, deteriorated rapidly from neglect and destruction. Bone is living tissue engaged in a continual process of renewal. The report of Total Heating Limited recommends the renewal of the control panel and controls. Repairs or improvements to premises are allowed; renewal or reconstruction of the entire premises is not. Freshly chiseled ornaments stand proudly next to the corroded precursors that served as models, testimony to the endless repair, the incessant renewal of the church. She saw in it a renewal of European politics, which was previously based on narrow nationalist views. Liverpool is experiencing a vibrant renewal of neglected historic areas and industrial buildings. The conference participants were current and potential leaders of a movement to promote civic renewal in the American research university. He also said a comprehensive report on urban renewal was ready for submission to the Cabinet. World War II, however, provided a context for a renewal of the social security system. Synonyms renovation, restoration, modernization, improvement, reconditioning, rehabilitation, regeneration, overhauling, redevelopment, rebuilding, reconstruction 1.3 (among charismatic Christians) the state or process of being made spiritually new in the Holy Spirit. （有神授超凡能力基督徒的）精神重生 Example sentencesExamples The concept of renewal / rebirth is responsible for the important role played by the egg in Easter celebrations, a role which no doubt antedates Christianity.
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