paint job

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpaint jobˈpaint job noun [singular] informal if a car has a paint job, it is painted again old cars that are given a quick paint job before being soldExamples from the Corpuspaint job• And the, you know, the hardwood floor gets a paint job.• After all, the building needed a paint job.• This place needs a paint job.• Parts of some letters had been chipped away, but a careful paint job had cured them.• My dad bought me a 67 Chevy automatic, with a brand new paint job.• In fact it was papier-mache on which some one had done a skilful paint job.• Behind closed doors ... the paint job the public will never see.

单词	paint job
释义	paint job From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpaint jobˈpaint job noun [singular] informal if a car has a paint job, it is painted again old cars that are given a quick paint job before being soldExamples from the Corpuspaint job• And the, you know, the hardwood floor gets a paint job.• After all, the building needed a paint job.• This place needs a paint job.• Parts of some letters had been chipped away, but a careful paint job had cured them.• My dad bought me a 67 Chevy automatic, with a brand new paint job.• In fact it was papier-mache on which some one had done a skilful paint job.• Behind closed doors ... the paint job the public will never see.
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