CEFR B2

restructure

verb

Meaning

To change the basic structure of something, especially a company or organization, in order to make it more effective or profitable.

Examples

The government announced plans to restructure the national health service.
Many businesses are restructuring to adapt to the changing economic climate.

Synonyms: reorganize, remodel, rebuild, revamp

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restructure (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːˈstrʌktʃər/

Definition

To change the basic structure of something, especially a company or organization, in order to make it more effective or profitable.

Examples

The government announced plans to restructure the national health service.
Many businesses are restructuring to adapt to the changing economic climate.
They decided to restructure the loan agreement to make the payments more manageable.

How to Use restructure

restructure something (prepositional phrase): To change the structure of an organization, system, or object. — "They had to restructure the business to survive."

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