renovate

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• UK: /ˈɹɛ.nəʊ.veɪt/
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• UK: /ˈɹɛ.nəˌveɪt/
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• US: /ˈɹɛ.nə.veɪt/
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The adjective first attested in 1440, the verb in 1535; from Middle English renovat(e) (“renewed”), from Latin renovātus, perfect passive participle of renovō (“to renew”), see -ate (verb-forming suffix). Participial usage up until Early Modern English.

63 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: նորոգել (norogel) — to renew; to revamp
• Armenian: վերանորոգել (veranorogel) — to renew; to revamp
• Armenian: նորացնել (noracʻnel) — to renew; to revamp
• Bulgarian: възстановявам (vǎzstanovjavam) — to renew; to revamp
• Bulgarian: реставрирам (restavriram) — to renew; to revamp
• Catalan: renovar — to renew; to revamp
• Chinese Mandarin: 裝修 /装修 (zhuāngxiū) — to renew; to revamp
• Chinese Mandarin: 修復 /修复 (xiūfù) — to renew; to revamp
• Chinese Mandarin: 翻新 (fānxīn) — to renew; to revamp
• Dutch: renoveren — to renew; to revamp
• Esperanto: renovigi — to renew; to revamp
• Finnish: peruskorjata — to renew; to revamp
• Finnish: saneerata — to renew; to revamp
• Finnish: remontoida — to renew; to revamp
• French: rénover — to renew; to revamp
• French: remettre à neuf — to renew; to revamp
• Galician: renovar — to renew; to revamp
• German: renovieren — to renew; to revamp
• German: erneuern — to renew; to revamp
• German: restaurieren — to renew; to revamp
• Greek: ανακαινίζω (anakainízo) — to renew; to revamp
• Hebrew: שִׁפֵּץ (shipétz) — to renew; to revamp
• Hungarian: renovál — to renew; to revamp
• Hungarian: felújít — to renew; to revamp
• Irish: athnuaigh — to renew; to revamp
• Italian: rinnovare — to renew; to revamp
• Japanese: 改装する (kaisō-surú) — to renew; to revamp
• Japanese: 修築する (shūchiku-surú) — to renew; to revamp
• Japanese: 更改する (kōkai-surú) — to renew; to revamp
• Khmer: ជួសជុល (cuəh cul) — to renew; to revamp
• Latin: renovo — to renew; to revamp
• Malayalam: നവീകരിക്കുക (navīkarikkuka) — to renew; to revamp
• Māori: whakahou — to renew; to revamp
• Māori: mekemeke — to renew; to revamp
• Mongolian: шинэчлэх (šinečlex) — to renew; to revamp
• Norwegian Bokmål: pusse opp — to renew; to revamp
• Norwegian Nynorsk: pusse opp — to renew; to revamp
• Polish: remontować — to renew; to revamp
• Portuguese: renovar — to renew; to revamp
• Russian: ремонти́ровать (remontírovatʹ) — to renew; to revamp
• Russian: обновля́ть (obnovljátʹ) — to renew; to revamp
• Russian: восстана́вливать (vosstanávlivatʹ) — to renew; to revamp
• Spanish: renovar — to renew; to revamp
• Spanish: remozar — to renew; to revamp
• Swedish: renovera — to renew; to revamp
• Swedish: restaurera — to renew; to revamp
• Tagalog: isaayos — to renew; to revamp
• Tibetan: ལེགས་བཅོས་གཏོང (legs bcos gtong) — to renew; to revamp
• Turkish: yenilemek — to renew; to revamp
• Turkish: onarmak — to renew; to revamp
• Ukrainian: оновлювати (onovljuvaty) — to renew; to revamp
• Ukrainian: обновляти (obnovljaty) — to renew; to revamp
• Ukrainian: оновити (onovyty) — to renew; to revamp
• Ukrainian: обновити (obnovyty) — to renew; to revamp
• Vietnamese: tu sửa — to renew; to revamp
• Bulgarian: освежавам (osvežavam) — to restore to freshness or vigor
• Bulgarian: подновявам (podnovjavam) — to restore to freshness or vigor
• Finnish: virkistää — to restore to freshness or vigor
• Māori: whakahauora — to restore to freshness or vigor
• Portuguese: renovar — to restore to freshness or vigor
• Spanish: renovar — to restore to freshness or vigor
• Swedish: renovera — to restore to freshness or vigor
• Swedish: restaurera — to restore to freshness or vigor