retool (B2)
verb
Pronunciation: /riːˈtuːl/
Definition
To change or modify something, such as a process, system, or skill, in order to improve it or make it more effective. This can involve updating equipment, training employees, or revising procedures.
Examples
The factory had to retool its production line to accommodate the new product design.
The company retooled its marketing strategy to focus on social media.
The employee had to retool her skills to stay competitive in the job market.
How to Use retool
- retool something (verb phrase)
- to modify or improve something — "The company retooled its manufacturing process to meet the new safety regulations."
- retool for something (prepositional phrase)
- to prepare or modify something for a specific purpose — "The employee retooled her skills to become a more effective team leader."
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