Refit

/ˌriːˈfɪt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The act or process of refitting; a refurbishment.

The refit of the airliner took several months to complete.

An instance of being refitted.

The refit of the ship included new engines and updated navigation systems.

verb

To repair or modify (a ship or other vehicle) to improve it or adapt it for a new purpose.

The old fishing boat was refit to serve as a luxury yacht.

To fit again or anew; to adapt something for a different purpose or function.

The theater was refit with the latest sound equipment to enhance the audience's experience.

To renovate a building or structure to meet current standards.

The city council decided to refit the community center to make it more accessible for people with disabilities.

To provide new equipment or gear for something.

The sports team will refit their locker room before the season starts.

Mid 19th century: from re- 'again' + fit.

refit for duty

To restore someone or something back to operational status.

refit a vessel

To carry out necessary repairs and improvements on a ship.

refurbish

To renovate and redecorate.

recondition

To restore to good condition.