reshaping
reshaping — 動詞
- reshapingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- reshapings3rd person singular
- reshapinging-ing form
- reshapingedpast simple
1. to change the structure, organization, or appearance of something so that it has
重塑;改造
改變結構或方向
to change the structure, organization, or appearance of something so that it has a different form, purpose, or effect
Emre helped the company reshape its marketing strategy to attract younger customers.
Emre 協助公司重塑行銷策略,以吸引年輕客戶。
reshape + object (strategy)
New environmental laws are reshaping how factories handle waste and emissions.
新的環保法規正在改變工廠處理廢棄物與排放的方式。
passive progressive: are reshaping how [clause]
Mira's time studying in Japan reshaped her views on education and group work.
Mira 在日本求學的經歷重塑了她對教育及小組合作的看法。
experience reshaped [someone's] views on [topic]
Sofia worked with the design team to reshape the app's interface completely.
Sofia 與設計團隊合作,徹底改造了應用程式的界面。
reshape + noun phrase + adverb (completely)
The earthquake reshaped the community's entire approach to emergency preparedness.
那場地震徹底改變了整個社區對緊急應變的思維。
- reshape the economy
- reshape policy
- reshape public opinion
- reshape the landscape
- reshape an industry
- reshape someone's thinking
- transform
more dramatic — suggests a complete change in nature, not just form
- restructure
more specific — focuses on changing the internal organization
- remodel
more concrete — often used for physical spaces or objects
- preserve
to keep something in its existing state
文法句型
reshape + noun phrase
用法筆記
Often used to describe major changes to systems, organizations, ideas, or physical forms. The subject is frequently an event, policy, or process rather than a person.
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常用片語
- reshape the way [something] works
- reshape public opinion on [topic]