to regroup
01
重新组织, 重新集结
to organize again, especially after facing a setback or challenge
Intransitive
例子
After losing the first round, the team needed to regroup before the next match.
在输掉第一轮比赛后，球队需要在下一场比赛前重新组织。
Following the unexpected setback, the project manager called for a meeting to regroup and reassess the situation.
在遭遇意外挫折后，项目经理召开会议以重新组织并重新评估情况。
02
重组, 重新分组
to organize or gather things or people into a new arrangement or group
Transitive: to regroup sb/sth
例子
After the chaotic meeting, they decided to regroup the committee members for better coordination.
在混乱的会议之后，他们决定重新组合委员会成员以更好地协调。
The teacher regrouped the students to ensure an even distribution of skills in each project team.
老师重新分组了学生，以确保每个项目团队中技能的均匀分布。
