Renouvelé (en. Renewed)

[ʁə.nu.vle]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
adjective
Which has been made new.
The contract was renewed for an additional year.
Le contrat a été renouvelé pour une année supplémentaire.
Which has undergone restoration or rehabilitation.
The building was renovated to meet modern standards.
Le bâtiment a été renouvelé pour respecter les normes modernes.
Related to a period of renewal.
It is a renewed period of hope for the community.
C'est une période renouvelée d'espoir pour la communauté.

Etymology

Derived from the verb 'renouveler', originating from the Latin 'renovare', meaning 'to make new' or 'to restore'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

renew vows
Expressing one's intentions or promises again, often used in the context of marriage.
renouveler ses vœux
renew a subscription
Extending a period of service or access to a product or service.
renouveler un abonnement
have a makeover
Undergoing a significant transformation or modernization.
faire peau neuve

Related Words

renew
Action of making new or updating.
renouveler
new
Recently created or not existing before.
nouveau
restore
Restoring something to its original state.
restaurer

Slang Meanings

To renew oneself in a social context.
You have to renew yourself to stay in the game.
Il faut se renouveler pour rester dans le coup.
Finding a new breath or inspiration.
She needs to renew herself after this vacation.
Elle a besoin de se renouveler après ces vacances.