reshaped

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US
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reshapedadjective
more reshaped
Comp.
most reshaped
Super.
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Translations
The reshaped landscape was unrecognizable after the construction.
Переформированный ландшафт был неузнаваем после строительства.
The reshaped policy aimed to address the new challenges.
Изменённая политика была направлена на решение новых вызовов.
Definitions
Having been changed or altered in form or structure.
The reshaped landscape was unrecognizable after the construction project.
reshapeverb

reshaped

Past Simple

reshaped
Past Simple
reshaped
Past Participle
reshaping
Gerund
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US
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Translations
The company plans to reshape its business strategy.
Компания планирует переформировать свою бизнес-стратегию.
изменять форму
The sculptor can reshape the clay into any form.
Скульптор может изменять форму глины в любую.
They decided to reshape the garden layout.
Они решили переделывать планировку сада.
Additional translations
Definitions
To change the form or structure of something.
The artist decided to reshape the sculpture to better fit the gallery's theme.
To reorganize or reformulate something, often to improve or adapt it.
The company plans to reshape its marketing strategy to reach a younger audience.
In computing, to change the dimensionality of a data structure such as an array or tensor.
The function allows you to reshape the matrix into a 3-by-4 array.
reshapenoun
Definitions
An act or instance of changing the shape, structure, or organization of something.
After the merger, the company went through a major reshape.