reconfigure 的定义
re·con·fig·ured, re·con·fig·ur·ing.
- to change the shape or formation of; remodel; restructure.
reconfigure 近义词
set up again
更多reconfigure例句
- A group mostly just browses in the same vicinity, then may fray apart and reconfigure with different members in the fission-fusion pattern seen in many animals, such as dolphins.
- You can’t go in and reconfigure your team and save cap space like you can in football.
- Halsey said Golden Hall and the city’s two remaining tent shelters have been reconfigured to safely accommodate homeless San Diegans once the Convention Center shutters.
- Such a plan would give the city guidance to reconfigure roads as it’s able to make them more walkable and bikeable, and allow for more transit opportunities.
- Distributed work will unlock the potential of these technologies in the same way the highway system unlocked the potential of cars and ultimately reconfigured modern life.
- If Purisima wins, with no money, the world will have to reconfigure its economic and trade coordinates completely.
- I have to reconfigure my brain before I get behind the wheel, which is very Portland of me.
- Then we had to reconfigure, rethink and shoot a new ending.
- You try to get an experimental service running and no one will reconfigure the firewall.