1. to provide with a new crew or staff
Usage: often used in military or maritime contexts
2. to restore or rebuild something to working condition
Usage: technical

Examples

• The navy had to reman the ship after the crew was reassigned.
• They decided to reman the station with experienced personnel.
• The company will reman the factory floor with new workers.
• It took weeks to reman the vessel for its next voyage.
• The mechanic will reman the engine to factory specifications.
• They chose to reman the equipment rather than buy new.