retread1 [ˌriːˈtred, Am -ˈtrɑːd] ГЛ. перех.
retread a tyre:
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But she hasn't learned so much that the album feels like a retread.
www.stereogum.com For whatever reason it looks exactly like the kind of retread comedy that we've seen before.
filmschoolrejects.com It's conceivable today to run a tire/casing out to a million miles with excellent maintenance and several retreads.
www.truckinginfo.com Many have written about high-rise design as a contributor to the decline of public housing, so there was a risk that the book would retread familiar ground here.
en.wikipedia.org Many also felt that the game failed to add anything new to the genre, instead acting as a retread of what other games have done in the past.
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