retrain

His wife is retraining to be an occupational therapist so they aren't classed as a "working family".

But it’s important to retrain your brain and slowly reintroduce yourself to the things that you once enjoyed.

She now takes immunosuppressants, which she says help a bit, but since being injected with the retrained white blood cells she believes she is in less pain.

He asked about whether Ukraine would use a ceasefire to mobilise, retrain and resupply its troops, without suggesting his forces might do the same.

With overseas travel grinding to a halt, Andy left his job as a coach driver later that year and retrained as a telecommunications engineer.