regearing
/riːˈɡɪrɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of regear: the act of changing or adjusting the gears of a machine.
- They are regearing the factory equipment to improve speed.
- The mechanic spent the afternoon regearing the old tractor.
- He is regearing his bicycle for the upcoming race.
- Present participle of regear: the act of reorganizing or changing the structure or approach of something.
- The company is regearing its sales strategy for the new market.
- The committee is regearing the event plan after the venue changed.
- She is regearing her daily routine to be more productive.
noun
- The process or instance of changing gears or reorganizing a system.
- The regearing of the curriculum helped students learn better.
- A complete regearing of the business was necessary after the merger.
- The regearing of the bike took about an hour.