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revamp

(riːvæmp)
Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense revamps, present participle revamping, past tense, past participle revamped
verb
If someone revamps something, they make changes to it in order to try and improve it.
All Italy's political parties have accepted that it is time to revamp the system. [VERB noun]
...the chef at the newly revamped Albion. [VERB-ed]
Revamp is also a noun.
The revamp includes replacing the old navy uniform with a crisp blue and white cottonoutfit.
revamping singular noun
Expected changes include a revamping of the courts. [+ of]
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revamp in British English

(riːˈvæmp)
verb (transitive)
1. 
to patch up or renovate; repair or restore
noun
2. 
something that has been renovated or revamped
3. 
the act or process of revamping
Derived forms
revamper (reˈvamper)
noun
revamping (reˈvamping)
noun
Word origin
C19: from re- + vamp2

revamp in American English

(riˈvæmp)
US
verb transitive
1. 
to vamp again or anew; specif., to renovate or revise; make over
noun
2. 
the act or result of revamping

Examples of 'revamp' in a sentence
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A stylist used ample hairspray to keep her locks in place at all times and her wardrobe got a major revamp.
The Sun (2016)
Fully expect this to receive a major revamp next year.
The Sun (2013)
One of the fastest and best improvements you can make is to revamp your images.
The Sun (2014)
It is also launching a revamped ski shuttle service to winter holiday destinations.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
He also promised to carry on his fight for a radical revamp of the system.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
They were also pictured revamping a play park.
The Sun (2013)
The revamp has included a new kitchen and solid oak floors.
The Sun (2012)
The new management has also revamped the wine range.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
Special group routines and a revamped set are also part of the plans.
The Sun (2010)
It is also revamping the brand in a bid to pep up sales.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
He could now go one step farther and revamp his fashion image to accompany the new contours of his face.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Can the loan system be revamped?
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
 Time for a revamp by the Government?
The Sun (2013)
Downside In need of a major revamp.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
It's time to revamp your social life.
The Sun (2015)
But a major revamp is on the cards following last year's criticism that the show was dull.
The Sun (2013)
I saw it as my chance to revamp my image after the split from my husband.
The Sun (2014)
New owners have stylishly revamped the public areas and the previously gaudy themed rooms, and combined the two names.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
The new graphics are spectacular, and the revamped fighting system makes it easy to fend off the demon hordes in style.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
The most powerful man in the sport appeared to accept last night that the sport's revamp was launched on a faulty promise.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Some rooms frankly seemed a tad worn down: perhaps it's time for a revamp?
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
ENGLAND'S top clubs are seriously discussing a major revamp of the Champions League.
The Sun (2016)
Its newly revamped UK street maps are packed with useful detail, and the driving directions are clear and easy to print.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)

In other languages
revamp

British English: revamp VERB
If someone revamps something, they make changes to it in order to try and improve it.
All the country's political parties have accepted that it is time to revamp the system.
  • American English: revamp
  • Brazilian Portuguese: dar um jeito em
  • Chinese: 修改
  • European Spanish: renovar
  • French: restructurer
  • German: auf Vordermann bringen
  • Italian: rinnovare
  • Japanese: 見直す
  • Korean: 개조하다
  • European Portuguese: dar um jeito a
  • Latin American Spanish: renovar

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Definition of 'revamp'

Chinese translation of 'revamp'

revamp

(riːˈvæmp)

vt

  1. 更新 (gēngxīn)
(verb) 
Definition
to patch up or renovate
It's a good time to revamp your kitchen.
Synonyms
renovate
They spent thousands renovating the house.
restore
They partly restored a local castle.
overhaul
The plumbing was overhauled a year ago.
refurbish
We have spent money on refurbishing the offices.
rehabilitate
a program for rehabilitating low-income housing
do up (informal)
patch up
refit
During the war, navy ships were refitted here.
repair
He has repaired the roof.
fix up (informal, mainly US, Canadian)
recondition
They sell used and reconditioned motorcycle parts.
give a face-lift to

Additional synonyms

in the sense of overhaul
Definition
to make repairs or adjustments to (a vehicle or machine)
The plumbing was overhauled a year ago.
Synonyms
check,
service,
maintain,
examine,
restore,
tune (up),
repair,
go over,
inspect,
fine tune,
do up (informal),
re-examine,
recondition
in the sense of recondition
Definition
to restore to good condition or working order
They sell used and reconditioned motorcycle parts.
Synonyms
restore,
repair,
renew,
overhaul,
revamp,
renovate,
remodel,
do up (informal),
fix up (informal, US, Canadian)
in the sense of refit
Definition
to make (a ship) ready for use again by repairing or re-equipping
During the war, navy ships were refitted here.
Synonyms
repair,
fix,
restore,
renew,
mend,
renovate,
patch up,
put back together,
restore to working order

Nearby words of
revamp

  • retrospect
  • retrospective
  • return
  • revamp
  • reveal
  • revel
  • revel in something

Synonyms of 'revamp'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of refurbish
Definition
to renovate and brighten up
We have spent money on refurbishing the offices.
Synonyms
renovate,
restore,
repair,
clean up,
overhaul,
revamp,
mend,
remodel,
do up (informal),
refit,
fix up (informal, US, Canadian),
spruce up,
pimp up,
pimp out,
re-equip,
set to rights
in the sense of rehabilitate
a program for rehabilitating low-income housing
Synonyms
restore,
develop,
convert,
renew,
adjust,
rebuild,
upgrade,
make good,
overhaul,
revamp,
mend,
refurbish,
renovate,
reconstruct,
reinstate,
re-establish,
make over,
refit,
fix up (informal, US, Canadian),
modernize,
reconstitute,
redecorate,
recondition,
reinvigorate
in the sense of repair
Definition
to restore (something damaged or broken) to good condition or working order
He has repaired the roof.
Synonyms
mend,
fix,
recover,
restore,
heal,
renew,
patch,
make good,
renovate,
patch up,
put back together,
restore to working order
in the sense of restore
Definition
to reconstruct (a ruin, extinct animal, etc.)
They partly restored a local castle.
Synonyms
repair,
refurbish,
renovate,
reconstruct,
fix (up),
recover,
renew,
rebuild,
mend,
rehabilitate,
touch up,
recondition,
retouch,
set to rights
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