renovate
gb/ɹˈɛnəvˌeɪt/ us/ɹˈɛnəvˌeɪt/
B2
영어
~ 9900
felújít, megújít
동사
B2
1
felújít
B1
사용 패턴：
to renovate [a building/room/space]
They bought an old farmhouse and spent two years renovating it.
Vettek egy régi parasztházat, és két éven át újították fel.
The city is renovating the train station to make it brighter and more accessible.
A város felújítja a vasútállomást, hogy világosabb és könnyebben megközelíthető legyen.
We decided to renovate the kitchen instead of moving to a bigger house.
The hotel was completely renovated last year and now feels brand new.
The museum will close for six months while the main gallery is renovated.
학습자용 예문
We want to renovate our bathroom next year.
Jövőre fel akarjuk újítani a fürdőszobánkat.
The school is renovating the old classrooms.
Az iskola felújítja a régi tantermeket.
My parents renovated the house before we moved in.
This building is very old and needs to be renovated.
They are renovating the office, so we work from home.
자주 하는 실수：
Learners sometimes confuse "renovate" with "decorate". "Renovate" means to repair and improve the structure or main parts of a building (floors, walls, plumbing, layout), while "decorate" mainly means to add colors, furniture, or ornaments. Another mistake is using "renovate" for very small changes like moving a chair; real renovation usually involves bigger work and cost.
뜻
repair and modernize a building
연어
renovate a house
|renovate an old building
|renovate the kitchen
|newly renovated apartment
|plan to renovate
|renovate from top to bottom
유의어
refurbish (Often stresses improving the appearance and equipment inside, especially for homes, offices, or hotels.)
|
remodel (Common in American English; suggests changing the structure or layout as well as updating.)
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restore (Focuses on bringing something back to its original state, often with old or historical buildings.)
반의어
neglect (Means not taking care of a building so it slowly becomes damaged or dirty.)
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damage (Means to harm or break a building, the opposite of repairing and improving it.)
주제
housing
|daily life
|work
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
정의
to fix and improve a building or room, often making it look new and modern
To repair, update, and improve a building or room so that it is in good condition and often more modern.
동사
B2
FORMAL
2
megújít
B2
사용 패턴：
to renovate [a system/brand/image/organization]
The new CEO promised to renovate the company’s culture and values.
Az új vezérigazgató megígérte, hogy megújítja a cég kultúráját és értékrendjét.
The campaign aims to renovate the party’s image among young voters.
A kampány célja, hogy megújítsa a párt imázsát a fiatal szavazók körében.
Several reforms were introduced to renovate the country’s outdated tax system.
The charity is trying to renovate its brand to attract more donors.
The director was hired to renovate the theater’s artistic vision.
학습자용 예문
The new leader wants to renovate the school system.
Az új vezető meg akarja újítani az iskolarendszert.
They are trying to renovate the company image.
Megpróbálják megújítani a cég imázsát.
The government plans to renovate the old laws and rules.
The manager hopes to renovate the team’s way of working.
We need to renovate our brand if we want more customers.
자주 하는 실수：
Learners sometimes use this formal sense of "renovate" too broadly, where simpler verbs like "change", "improve", or "update" sound more natural. Also, "renovate" is not used for people themselves (you do not usually say "renovate a person"; instead use "renew", "re-energize", or "revive").
뜻
refresh or improve something abstract
연어
renovate the party’s image
|renovate the organization
|renovate the education system
|renovate the brand
|renovate its public image
유의어
revitalize (Very close in meaning; suggests giving new life or energy, especially to organizations, areas, or economies.)
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reform (Focuses more on correcting problems or injustices in systems or institutions, not just making them feel fresh.)
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rejuvenate (Emphasizes making something seem younger, fresher, or more lively again.)
반의어
stagnate (Describes a system or organization that does not change or improve, the opposite of being renovated or refreshed.)
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undermine (Means to weaken something over time instead of strengthening or renewing it.)
주제
business
|society
|politics
|work
|core_vocabulary
정의
to make something like a system, brand, or image feel new, modern, or strong again
To improve and refresh something non-physical, such as a system, organization, or public image, so that it feels modern, effective, or energetic again.
문법
기본형
renovate
IPA
GB/ɹˈɛnəvˌeɪt/
US/ɹˈɛnəvˌeɪt/
음절 및 강세
ren - ov - ate （3음절）
Stress on 1st syllable (ren)
활용형
Verb
- Base: renovate
- 3rd Person Singular: renovates
- Present Participle: renovating
- Past: renovated
관련 단어
Forms
renovates
verb
renovating
verb
renovated
verb
Core family
renovation
noun B2
Related words
renovator
noun
Negative and opposite forms
unrenovated
adjective
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