retraining

incontable

A noun referring to the process of learning new skills or being trained for a different job or occupation.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que denota el proceso de aprender nuevas habilidades o de recibir formación adicional para un nuevo trabajo o profesión, o el reajuste de un sistema o modelo.

1. Training for a new occupation B2 formal

   The process of learning new skills or knowledge to prepare for a different job or career.

   • The company offered retraining programs for employees affected by automation.
   • She enrolled in a retraining course to become a web developer.
   • Government funding is available for retraining workers in declining industries.

   🇪🇸Reciclaje profesional

• retrainings plural form
• retrainings' possessive plural form
• retraining's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of teaching or learning new skills, or to train again, especially for a different job or task.

• 🇪🇸Verbo usado para referirse a la acción de enseñar o adquirir nuevas habilidades, o de volver a capacitarse, especialmente para un trabajo o tarea diferente.

1. Teach new skills B2 formal

   To teach someone new skills, especially so that they can do a different job.

   • The company is retraining its staff to use the new software.
   • She was retrained as a nurse after losing her factory job.
   • The government funded a program to retrain unemployed workers.

   🇪🇸reentrenar, reciclar (profesionalmente)

   Sinónimos: retool

   Antónimos: unlearn

2. Train again B2 formal

   To learn new skills or to train again, often to improve performance or adapt to changes.

   • He decided to retrain as a teacher after years in sales.
   • The athlete had to retrain her muscles after the injury.
   • They are retraining to meet the demands of the modern workplace.

   🇪🇸reentrenar

   Sinónimos: brush uprefresherrelearnretool

• retrained past participle
• retrained past simple
• retraining present participle
• retrains third person singular