renovate in Latin
renovate in Latin is renovo — renovate means to repair and improve an old building or structure to bring it back to good condition.
renovate in Latin
renovo
(transitive) To renew; to revamp something to make it look new again.
What does "renovate" mean?
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verb To repair and improve an old building or structure to bring it back to good condition.
"They spent a year renovating the old farmhouse."
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renovate in a sentence
- They spent a year renovating the old farmhouse.
- The council plans to renovate the town hall next spring.
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What is "renovate" in Latin?
"renovate" in Latin is renovo. renovate means: To repair and improve an old building or structure to bring it back to good condition.
How do you use "renovate" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent a year renovating the old farmhouse." In Latin, "renovate" is renovo.
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