redo
pronunciation
How to pronounce redo in British English:
UK [ ˌriːˈduː]
How to pronounce redo in American English:
US [ ˌriːˈduː]
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- Verb:
- make new
- do over, as of (part of) a house
Word Origin
- redo (v.)
- also re-do, 1590s, from re- "back, again" + do (v.). Related: Redone; redoing.
Example
- 1. This will redo all the post-install steps needed for that package without forcing you to reinstall .
- 2. So partway through development you have this great new idea that 's going to blow everyone 's mind , but you 'll have to redo your whole game to implement it ?
- 3. I had escaped , courtesy of a very cheap ticket , to the alps to redo the cashflow forecasts for my business in preparation for a visit to the ( still solvent ) bank .
- 4. Ha . Did you have to redo your first report for gibbs ?
- 5. Unfortunately , it 's going to cost sussex county about a quarter of a million dollars to redo the geothermal system to pump and injection , but jay is confident the long-term stability and savings will be worth it .