to rescreen
Replace the mesh in a window or door that keeps out insects
- verb
- /ˌriːˈskriːn/
- US
:
reemplazar la malla
- 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.
How Complete
Surface Forms
rescreen infinitive
rescreened past
rescreened past participle
rescreening present participle
rescreens third person singular
Morphology
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.