What does facelift mean in English?

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facelift Meaning, Definition, Pronunciation, Grammar & Synonyms❤️

0 a medical operation that tightens loose skin to make the face look younger
- The bank is planning to give its 1930s building a complete facelift.
1 an improvement or set of improvements made to a building or area to make it look more attractive:
- After two years of bad sales, our priority is to give all our stores a facelift.
2 an improvement or set of improvements made to a product or service in order to make more people want to buy or use it:
- Their flagship TV talk show will get a major facelift later in the year.

Much of the book has been redesigned, and tables that were once just black and white have been given a facelift with a little colour.
We had plans for giving a great facelift to this area, with the rundown of the steel industry in it.
For a directive, twenty means it is in need of a facelift.
A building in the area was to have a facelift.
Yet it has been suggested that it should be given a facelift.
Would anyone bother to give a facelift to a woman of 25?
Instead of dealing with individual houses and individual streets, we have taken the whole area and intend to give it a complete facelift.
The response exceeded all expectations and the £35 million of schemes approved will have given a massive facelift to the assisted areas.