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A n (of shop, factory etc) rééquipement m ; ( of ship) réarmement m ; the ship is under refit le navire est au radoub.B vtr ( p prés etc - tt-) réarmer [ship] ; rééquiper [shop, factory] ; the liner was refitted as a warship le paquebot a été transformé en navire de guerre.
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