changemodel
verbUK /ˈtʃeɪndʒˌmɒdəl/
US /ˈtʃeɪndʒˌmɑːdəl/
To change the way something is made or set up.
The engineers decided to changemodel the toy car so it could go faster.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To switch from one version of a model to another.
We had to changemodel the app after the new update came out.
3. To change the way you think about or plan something.
She had to changemodel her idea after hearing the new rules.
4. To change the example or pattern used for teaching.
The teacher will changemodel the lesson to make it easier.
5. To change the small copy of a real thing, like a toy or a plan.
He will changemodel the clay boat to make it look more real.