resize
/ˌriːˈsaɪz/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌriːˈsaɪz/ (ame, ipa) · /(ˌ)rē-ˈsīz/ (ame, mw)
resize — verb
- resizepresent simple I / you / we / they
- resizeshe / she / it
- resizedpast simple
- resizing-ing form
1. to change the width and height of a digital image, window, or other on-screen el
to change the width and height of a digital image, window, or other on-screen element, usually by dragging a corner or edge or by entering new measurements.
Amira resized the photo to 800 by 600 pixels before sending it to the printer.
resize + noun phrase + measurements
You can drag the corner of the box to resize the image inside the document.
drag to resize [something]
Noa used a free online tool to resize all the pictures in the folder.
The editing software lets you resize several images at the same time.
After taking the screenshot, Tyler resized it to fit the presentation slide.
文法句型
resize + noun phrase
resize + noun phrase + to + measurement
用法筆記
Overwhelmingly used in computing and digital-editing contexts. For physical objects such as clothing or furniture, 'alter' or 'adjust' is more natural.
常見錯誤
2. to change the circumference of a ring, bracelet, or other piece of jewelry so th
to change the circumference of a ring, bracelet, or other piece of jewelry so that it fits the wearer's body properly.
Lara had her engagement ring resized at the jeweler after losing some weight.
have [something] resized
The jeweler said he could resize the vintage bracelet by adding an extra link.
Padma had the gold ring resized twice because her knuckles had grown larger with age.
Some wedding bands are difficult to resize because of their design or materials.
The watch strap was too tight, so Élise asked the shop to resize it.
文法句型
resize + noun phrase
have + noun phrase + resized
用法筆記
Most commonly used with rings. Not all jewelry can be resized — some metals and designs (e.g., tension-set stones, channel-set bands) make resizing impractical.