Reframe 是一个英语动词，意思是对某个观点、问题或情况进行重新思考或表达，从而改变其看法或理解方式。

音标：

/reɪˈfreɪm/

翻译：

重新构思，重新组织（某事）

重新表达，重新定义（某观点）

读音：

/reɪˈfreɪm/（可以分解为“ray-frame”）

用法：

Reframe 常用于心理学、哲学或个人发展中，指的是通过改变对某件事物的角度或解释来产生不同的情感或理解。

它也可以指在摄影、电影或其他视觉艺术中重新调整视图的框架。

例句：

We need to reframe the problem to find a more effective solution.

He tried to reframe the situation in a positive light.

The therapist helped her reframe her negative thoughts.

When faced with adversity, it’s important to reframe challenges as opportunities.

In the meeting, she reframed the topic to focus on the benefits rather than the risks.

The coach encouraged the team to reframe their approach to the game.

By reframing the narrative, the author turned a tragedy into a story of hope.

Instead of seeing failure, reframe it as a learning experience.

The artist reframed the traditional portrait style with a modern twist.

It's time to reframe the conversation around climate change to inspire action.

短语搭配：

Reframe the issue — 重新定义问题

Reframe the discussion — 改变讨论的方向

Reframe the perspective — 重新审视角度

Reframe your thoughts — 改变思维方式

Reframe the narrative — 重新叙述故事