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Перевод: renovation

[существительное]
восстановление; реконструкция ; ремонт ; обновление; освежение
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Тезаурус:

1. He pointed to House Renovation Grants as a solution.
2. The renovation grants section must consult the local social services department, and will normally arrange for an occupational therapist to visit you to assess your needs.
3. A Department of the Environment leaflet called Your Guide to House Renovation Grants can also be obtained from the local council offices, or Citizens' Advice Bureau.
4. Two years later he bought the property "out of love" from Verger for 280,000, and promptly set about a 3m renovation that included a new restaurant, spacious kitchens employing 19 staff and 10 luxury bedroom suites affiliated to Relais et Chteaux.
5. Such renovation was not possible until some years later when the property was transferred to the Ministry of Works - which later became part of the Department of the Environment - and a decision was reached to restore the Villa to its original proportions, i.e, without the wings which had been added by Wyatt.
6. In this case he was carrying the task of soul renovation up to an altogether dizzier level of risk and aspiration than had hitherto been attempted.
7. Young Germans come over and work together with the Czechs on renovation projects."
8. But anyone wishing to apply for any type of house renovation grant should be sure to consult the local council at the outset for advice.
9. DB32 and its Supplement were, as has been stressed, design manuals for local authority use when planning the external environment of new housing developments and areas of city renovation.
10. During the Second World War of 1939 to 1945, Chiswick House was occupied by the Fire Services and the house, remarkably, was hit by incendiary bombs, so the condition of the entire property had become so dilapidated that entire renovation was required.
11. A LEADING organisation involved in the renovation of historic buildings has been forced into liquidation because families have squatted in the houses it restored.
12. Recent renovation work has shown that beneath these modifications the fourth-century church is virtually complete.
13. This means that doi moi, the policy of economic renovation launched at the previous congress, cannot be reversed.