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to regroup
01
to organize again, especially after facing a setback or challenge
Intransitive
Examples
After losing the first round, the team needed to regroup before the next match.
Following the unexpected setback, the project manager called for a meeting to regroup and reassess the situation.
02
to organize or gather things or people into a new arrangement or group
Transitive: to regroup sb/sth
Examples
After the chaotic meeting, they decided to regroup the committee members for better coordination.
The teacher regrouped the students to ensure an even distribution of skills in each project team.
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