英语词汇“reconditioned”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

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There are now 10,000 houses which have to be allocated as between actual slums and reconditioned premises.
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I understand that the cobalt machine was a reconditioned unit and may therefore soon reach the end of its useful life.
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Then gymnasia, and similar institutions, could make use of textile-free rubber grist—rubber which has been reconditioned and from which the textile element has been removed.
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Pleas have been put forward for the reconditioned and tied cottage, and also for extending village communities and community life generally in rural districts.
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The airport is at the moment being thoroughly reconditioned, overhauled, and extended.
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Others are not new houses but existing houses, which have been reconditioned, requisitioned, repaired or readapted.
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Ships had to be prepared, aircraft chartered and landing craft reconditioned.
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The instructions to staff say that second hand cookers bought for claimants should be reconditioned to acceptable fuel board standards.
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This applies both to new, second hand or reconditioned computers.
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The cost of their upkeep is enormous, and they have to be reconditioned, and the expenditure for wear and tear is proportionately greater.
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It is undoubtedly the case that sometimes in the past houses have been reconditioned which afterwards were not entirely satisfactory.
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As the result of our efforts, a great many of these monuments have been reconditioned—not restored—"conserved" is the correct word.
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Half the exports are engines and reconditioned engines, but no mention was made of that.
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