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reface

/riːˈfeɪs/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant remplacer ou renouveler la surface ou le revêtement de quelque chose, comme un mur, un bâtiment ou un objet.

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verb

/riːˈfeɪs/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant remplacer ou renouveler la surface ou le revêtement de quelque chose, comme un mur, un bâtiment ou un objet.

A verb meaning to replace or renew the surface or facing of something, such as a wall, building, or object.

  1. Renovate a garmentC1formal

    To put a new facing on a piece of clothing, such as a collar or cuff, to repair or update it.

    frRemplacer la parementure d'un vêtement

    • The tailor refaced the jacket's collar with new fabric.
    • She decided to reface the cuffs of her vintage coat.
    • He refaced the shirt's collar to make it look new again.
  2. Provide a new surfaceC1formal

    To provide something with a new outer layer or facing, often for repair or aesthetic improvement.

    frrefaire la surface

    • The contractor refaced the kitchen cabinets with modern wood.
    • They refaced the building's exterior with stone panels.
    • The company refaced the old countertops with granite.

    Synonymesrefinishresurface

    Antonymesexposestripuncover

Formes
  • refaced past participle
  • refaced past simple
  • refacing present participle
  • refaces third person singular