American English
/ɹɪˈnu.ɪŋ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Related entry: renew
to make an official document, agreement, or paid service continue for another period
Practice out loudto make an official document, agreement, or paid service continue for another period
They renewed the lease for another year.
Remember to renew your passport before the trip.
renew a contract · renew a subscription · renew a passport · renew a license
renew + an official document, agreement, or service
renew + something + for + a period
to make a feeling, relationship, activity, or effort strong or active again
The break renewed my energy.
The project renewed her interest in science.
renew interest in something · renew hope · renew efforts · renew a friendship
renew + a feeling, interest, relationship, or effort
renew + someone's + energy, hope, or interest
to promise again to remain married
They renewed their vows on their tenth anniversary.
to try again with fresh energy
After the setback, we renewed our efforts.
to make people interested in something again
The documentary renewed interest in the old case.