overhaul
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definition
verb
a company that overhauls and repairs aircraft engines
take apart (a piece of machinery or equipment) in order to examine it and repair it if necessary.
Needing to finish four places ahead of Paul Foerster and Kevin Burnham, the British pair were unable to overhaul their American rivals.
overtake (someone), especially in a sporting event.
noun
a major overhaul of environmental policies
a thorough examination of machinery or a system, with repairs or changes made if necessary.
example
A way out of the current impasse lies less in a thorough 'overhaul' of the Constitution than in a public awakening to the need to strengthen citizens' participation in politics.
Sixty-one percent of women, versus 45 percent of men, say that the healthcare system in America today needs a major 'overhaul' .
The suggestion that any player could 'overhaul' Jack Nicklaus in major championships was considered superfluous until Tiger Woods appeared in the mid-1990s.
Now the courts are forcing a thorough 'overhaul' of that old order.
They have been told to consider plans for a major 'overhaul' of the committee system, in a bid to make that more effective.
Some day, if all goes well, Woods will surely 'overhaul' Jack Nicklaus's record but there is still a long way to go.
Is a major 'overhaul' of the security system justified?
In 1994, the concerns over the system of DNA testing resulted in a major 'overhaul' of the way profiling was carried out.
It may, at long last, lead to a major 'overhaul' of a system of which, as it stands currently, we should be thoroughly ashamed.
Now his comment comes as many Immigration and Customs officials are calling for a major 'overhaul' of our border security system.
There is also bad news on the way for young drivers, with a major 'overhaul' planned for the provisional licence system.
They lost by three runs after failing to 'overhaul' Knutsford's meagre target of 109.
After all, last year they clawed back a huge deficit to 'overhaul' Wenger's men.
They can only be honestly confronted by a thorough 'overhaul' of the system the minister will be asked to control.
Sent this book by someone with less commercial muscle, his editors would unquestionably have demanded a thorough 'overhaul' .
Meanwhile, Tom Kennedy is now aiming to 'overhaul' his father Keith's goalscoring record.
But Schurle, too, grew up on a Kansas farm, where at age 13 he had to 'overhaul' the engine on his father's 1949 Frazer.
I'd certainly done enough to come second overall, but had I done enough to 'overhaul' Steve?
Needing to finish four places ahead of Paul Foerster and Kevin Burnham, the British pair were unable to 'overhaul' their American rivals.
The office's performance needed a thorough 'overhaul' , he said, including the way it dealt with the problem of illegal immigration.
a major 'overhaul' of environmental policies
It was going to be an extremely tall order for any side to 'overhaul' us.
Three Gascoyne sailors showed amazing ingenuity to 'overhaul' and repair the tractor with very limited resources.
If Indonesia wants to have an internationally competitive workforce, a major 'overhaul' of its educational system is only the first step in a long process that lies ahead.
A new report charges that Ontario's food safety system needs a major 'overhaul' .
a major 'overhaul' of environmental policies
The family law system requires nothing less than a major 'overhaul' if it is to meet the changing demands of society.
Doctors at Tasmania's public hospitals have been campaigning for a major 'overhaul' of the system.
Now that the drivers' title is safely wrapped up, there was a warning that the safety-first tactics of previous weeks will now be replaced by more aggressive driving in a bid to 'overhaul' the current team leaders.
With our young players we would have a great base to build on and could 'overhaul' our rivals.
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