What does «renovar» mean in Spanish?

To make something like new or return it to its original state; to renovate, modernize.

Examples of use in Spanish: "renovar un local"; "renovar el edificio".
To replace or exchange the old, used or outdated for the new.

Examples of use in Spanish: "renovar un mobiliario"; "renovar el pasaporte".
Replace, change, remudar.

Examples of use in Spanish: "renovar el personal de una empresa".
Resume, reestablish.

Examples of use in Spanish: "renovar una alianza"; "renovar los votos matrimoniales"; "se han renovado los bombardeos".
To reiterate, to repeat.

Examples of use in Spanish: "te renuevo mi petición".
Bringing back into fashion.

Examples of use in Spanish: "renovar una costumbre antigua".
To cause something or someone to regain strength or energy.

Examples of use in Spanish: "estas vacaciones me han servido para renovar mis energías".
The priest consumes the old forms and consecrates others.