Pronunciation: /riːˈmænjuˌfækʧər/
noun the process of rebuilding a product to its original specifications
A1 I learned about the process of remanufacture in my science class.
A2 The company specializes in the remanufacture of old car parts.
B1 Remanufacture is a cost-effective way to reuse products and reduce waste.
B2 The remanufacture process involves disassembling, cleaning, and rebuilding the product.
C1 The remanufacture industry has seen significant growth in recent years due to increased focus on sustainability.
C2 Experts in remanufacture are constantly innovating to improve efficiency and quality in the production process.
verb to rebuild a product to its original specifications
A1 The old car parts were remanufactured to make them like new again.
A2 The company decided to remanufacture the faulty products instead of throwing them away.
B1 The factory specializes in remanufacturing electronic devices to reduce waste.
B2 The process of remanufacturing engines requires skilled technicians and advanced equipment.
C1 The company's commitment to sustainability is evident in their remanufacturing practices.
C2 The remanufacturing industry plays a crucial role in the circular economy by extending the life of products.
formal The company decided to remanufacture the old machinery to save costs.
informal They're planning to fix up and resell those old computers.
slang They're gonna refurbish those old cars and sell them for a profit.
figurative She decided to remanufacture her life after the divorce, starting fresh and rebuilding from scratch.
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