re·fur·bish 
/rɪˈfɚbɪʃ/ verb
re·fur·bish·es; re·fur·bished; re·fur·bish·ing /rɪˈfɚbɪʃ/ verb [+ obj] : to repair and make improvements to (something, such as a building)
▪ They are refurbishing [=renovating] the old house. ▪ They sell refurbished computers. [=old computers that have been repaired so that they are in good condition]
▪ They are refurbishing [=renovating] the old house. ▪ They sell refurbished computers. [=old computers that have been repaired so that they are in good condition]
— re·fur·bish·ment /rɪˈfɚbɪʃmənt/ noun, plural re·fur·bish·ments [count, noncount]
▪ The hotel is closed for refurbishment. [=renovation]
/rɪˈfɚbɪʃmənt/ noun, plural re·fur·bish·ments [count, noncount] ▪ The hotel is closed for refurbishment. [=renovation]
