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重塑；给…以新形态；采取新形式；打开新局面

过去式：reshaped过去分词：reshaped现在分词：reshaping第三人称单数：reshapes

1. He wants to reshape health care and tackle climate change.
   他希望能够重新改革美国的医疗体制并处理气候变化问题。
2. Most of people want to change the world, but few people want to reshape themselves.
   大多数人想要改造这个世界，但却罕有人想改造自己。

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