American English
/ɹiˈstɹək.ʧɚd̚/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Related entry: restructure
to change how a company or organization is arranged and managed, usually to make it work better or cost less
Practice out loudto change how a company or organization is arranged and managed, usually to make it work better or cost less
The company restructured after several difficult years.
They restructured the department to reduce costs.
restructure a company · restructure operations
someone + restructures + a company/organization
a company/organization + restructures
to change how the parts of a system, plan, process, or text are arranged
The team restructured the plan to save time.
The report needs to be restructured before publication.
restructure a process
someone + restructures + something + to + verb
something + needs to be restructured
to change the conditions of a debt or loan, usually to make the payments easier to manage
The business restructured its debt with the bank.
The lender agreed to restructure the loan.
restructure debt · restructure a loan
someone + restructures + a loan/debt
a bank + helps + someone + restructure + a loan
Keep the final e before -d: restructured. Drop it before -ing: restructuring.