remold

• 动词，指给予某物新的形态，或改变其结构、性质或性格，使其以不同的形式重新塑造。

A verb meaning to shape or form something again, or to change its structure or character.

1. Cast againC1formal

   To cast or form something again, especially in a mold.

   重新塑造

   • The sculptor decided to remold the clay figure.
   • The metal was remolded into a new shape.
   • They remolded the broken part using a fresh mold.

   同义词recastrefashionremakereshape

2. Shape again or differentlyB2formal

   To give a new shape or form to something, or to change its structure.

   重塑

   • The artist remolded the sculpture to better express her vision.
   • The company is trying to remold its public image.
   • He remolded his career path after the setback.

   同义词alterrecastrefashionreformremodelreshapereworktransform

3. Give new treads to a tireC1formal

   To replace the worn tread on a tire by applying new rubber.

   翻新轮胎

   • The mechanic remolded the old tire to extend its life.
   • Many trucking companies remold tires to save costs.
   • The remolded tire performed well on the road.

   同义词recaprenewretread