to rescreen
- verb
- /ˌriːˈskriːn/
- US
- He learned how to rescreen a window by watching an online tutorial.
Examples
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We need to rescreen the porch before summer.
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The contractor rescreened the windows last week.
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We need to rescreen the back door because the old mesh is torn.
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After the storm damaged the porch, they decided to rescreen all the windows.
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We need to rescreen the porch door because the mesh has holes in it.
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After the storm, they had to rescreen the windows to keep the bugs out.
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The contractor will rescreen the patio enclosure to repair the damaged mesh.
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Etymology
Rescreen is made of re- meaning 'again' and screen meaning 'a mesh cover', like a window screen. So to rescreen a door or porch is to put in a new mesh or repair the old one.