regear
/riːˈɡɪr/
verb
- To change or adjust the gears of a machine, especially a vehicle or bicycle.
- He had to regear the bike to handle the steep hills.
- She learned how to regear her mountain bike for off-road trails.
- The mechanic regeared the truck for better towing power.
- To reorganize or change the structure or approach of a system, business, or plan.
- The school had to regear its curriculum to meet new standards.
- They regeared the entire project to focus on sustainability.
- The company decided to regear its marketing strategy after the product failed.