0 to put in good condition again by cleaning, repairing etc. -- ซ่อมแซม
Ships had to be prepared, aircraft chartered and landing craft reconditioned.
Others are not new houses but existing houses, which have been reconditioned, requisitioned, repaired or readapted.
Sums of money are to be spent on what is called reconditioning and reclaiming land.
The airport is at the moment being thoroughly reconditioned, overhauled, and extended.
Pleas have been put forward for the reconditioned and tied cottage, and also for extending village communities and community life generally in rural districts.
For want of capital many farmers have not been able to avail themselves of the grants for ditching, mole draining and reconditioning cottages.
In that case it was not a great company; it was a small company whose business it was to recondition boilers.
It may be necessary, from a purely "bread and butter" point of view, to be considering reconditioning bombers, and turning them into transports.
