Definition of remold - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
influence anewRare US influence someone or something in a new wayRare US
- The teacher aimed to remold the student's approach to studying..
2.
moldingTECH. US apply a new mold to an objectTECH. US
- The artist decided to remold the sculpture.
3.
tire maintenanceTECH. US give new treads to a tireTECH. US
- The mechanic will remold the tire for better grip.
Origin of remold
Old English, re- (again) + mold (shape)
Examples of remold in a sentence
They sought to remold public opinion through the campaign. They had to remold the clay to achieve the desired shape. The company plans to remold the product for better efficiency. They decided to remold the tires before the long trip. Remolding tires can extend their lifespan significantly.
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- French:remodeler, remouler, ...
- German:umgestalten, umformen, ...
- Italian:rimodellare, riplasmare, ...
- Spanish:reconfigurar, remoldear, ...
- Portuguese:reconfigurar, remoldar, ...
- Chinese:改造, 重新塑造, ...
- Japanese:再び影響を与える, 作り直す, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ تَشْكِيل, أَعَادَ صَبَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַצֵּב מֵחָדָשׁ, לְשַׁנּוֹת תַּבְנִית, ...
- Russian:вновь повлиять, переформовывать, ...
- Ukrainian:вплинути заново, переформовувати, ...
- Hindi:नया प्रभाव डालना, फिर से ढालना, ...
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