0 past simple and past participle of rewire --
1 to put a new system of electric wires into a building or machine: --
Roofs were replaced, homes were rewired and windows were replaced.
Since that time, the arts centre has been told that, to make it safe, the entire building will have to be rewired.
However, the kitchen, which was rewired in 1983 when new equipment was installed, is subject to regular examination of the wiring.
I appreciate the problem there only too well, when an electric system has to be rewired.
He called an electrician who diagnosed the fault and said that the entire house would have to be rewired.
It meant that if the ordinary domestic consumer of electricity needed to get his house rewired he received some financial assistance for the purpose.
The biggest problem with a rewirable fuse of course is that it can be rewired with anything by anyone.
They had to strip everything in it and put in new walls and new floors and have it rewired.
