renew [rɪˈnju:, америк. -ˈnu:] ГЛ. перех.
1. renew (begin again):
2. renew:
- renew visa, contract
- przedłużać [perf przedłużyć]
- renew bill of exchange
- prolongować [perf s-]
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However, the company has already gotten rid of most of the old frame casts, making prospects of renewed production costly and difficult.
en.wikipedia.org This may need to be reviewed to take account of renewed interest in recycling, and rapid progress in fuel cell technology.
en.wikipedia.org In the late 1980s, the examination and entrance process were the subjects of renewed debate.
en.wikipedia.org Most big companies suffered a decline and unemployment increased, which led to renewed emigration waves.
en.wikipedia.org Renewed interest in tango since the 1980s has also seen interest in the bandonen increase.
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