0 to put a ship or a building, etc., especially a public or industrial building, back into good condition by repairing it or adding new parts:
1 the process of putting a ship or a building, etc., especially a public or industrial building, back into good condition by repairing it or adding new parts:
2 to make repairs or changes to a building, factory, or store in order to improve it or change its purpose:
3 to get a ship back into good condition by repairing it or adding new parts:
4 the process of making repairs or changes to a building in order to improve it or change its purpose:
The cost of refitting the Mexican tuna fleet to use dolphin-safe nets and techniques is put at $25 million.
Repeated attempts to start up a newly refitted reactor were delayed by a series of minor faults.
After a £9 million refit many of the rides now have an interactive feel.
The boat underwent an extensive refit, which improved it both aesthetically and functionally.
Is there actually enough Royal Navy refit work to keep two dockyards in full employment?
This excluded time spent refitting ships in the homeport between voyages.
It is now common for archaeologists to refit cores by placing the flakes back together in a kind of three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle.
