re·do 
/riˈdu:/ verb
re·does /riˈdu:/ verb /riˈdʌz/; re·did /riˈdɪd/; re·done /riˈdʌn/; re·do·ing /riˈdu:wɪŋ/ [+ obj] 1 : to do (something) again especially in order to do it better
▪ Let's hope we don't have to redo our paperwork. 2 : to change (something, such as a room or part of a room) so that it looks new or different
▪ I want to redo the kitchen and put in new cabinets and new appliances.
▪ Let's hope we don't have to redo our paperwork.
▪ I want to redo the kitchen and put in new cabinets and new appliances.
— re·do /ˈri:ˌdu:/ noun, plural re·dos [count] informal
▪ There are no redos in the Olympics. [=there are no opportunities to do something again if you do not like how you did it the first time]
/ˈri:ˌdu:/ noun, plural re·dos [count] informal ▪ There are no redos in the Olympics. [=there are no opportunities to do something again if you do not like how you did it the first time]
