retool

UK
/ˌriːˈtuːl/
US
/ˌriˈtul/

Translations

retoolverb
retooled
Past Simple
retooled
Past Participle
retooling
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːˈtuːl/
US
/ˌriˈtul/
réoutillerS’emploie surtout pour des équipements, des machines ou des procédés; peut aussi se construire au pronominal.
The factory was retooled to produce electric cars instead of traditional gasoline vehicles.
L’usine a été réoutillée pour produire des voitures électriques au lieu de véhicules à essence traditionnels.
Additional translations
revoirAu figuré, pour une stratégie, un plan ou une approche.
retoolnoun
retools
pl
Used industrially/business-wise to denote the act or period of retooling.
réoutillageTerme surtout technique ou industriel; désigne le processus de modernisation ou d’adaptation.
The plant's retool took six months and introduced fully automated machinery.
Le réoutillage de l’usine a pris six mois et a introduit des machines entièrement automatisées.

Definitions

retoolverb
To change or adapt something, especially a machine or system, for a different purpose or use.
The factory was retooled to produce electric cars instead of traditional gasoline vehicles.
To revise or reorganize something, such as a plan or strategy, to improve its effectiveness.
The company decided to retool its marketing strategy to better reach younger audiences.
To undergo a process of retooling; to change equipment, methods, or approach in order to meet new requirements.
After the new safety regulations took effect, several plants retooled within months.
retoolnoun
An act or instance of retooling; the process of modernizing or adapting equipment, methods, or strategy for a new purpose.
The plant's retool took six months and introduced fully automated machinery.