retrain
/riˈtreɪn/
verb
- To teach someone new skills or to learn new skills, especially for a different job or role.
- The company offered to retrain its employees after the factory closed.
- Many workers need to retrain to keep up with new technology.
- She decided to retrain as a nurse after working in retail for ten years.
- To train an animal again, especially to change a behavior.
- It took months to retrain the horse to respond to new commands.
- The dog owner had to retrain her pet to stop jumping on guests.
- The zookeepers worked to retrain the parrot to use a different perch.
- To teach a computer model or system again using new data.
- The AI model was retrained to improve its accuracy in detecting spam.
- The data scientist had to retrain the algorithm with updated information.
- We need to retrain the speech recognition system to understand different accents.
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