The word 重组 (chóngzǔ) is a compound formed by combining two distinct characters: 重 (chóng), meaning "again" or "re-", and 组 (zǔ), meaning "to organize", "to form", or "a group". It follows a standard grammatical structure in Chinese where a modifier (重) precedes and specifies the action (组), creating the meaning "to reorganize" or "to restructure". This term is widely used in modern contexts like corporate restructuring (企业重组) or genetic recombination (基因重组), illustrating how Chinese effectively builds precise vocabulary through logical combinations of meaningful syllables.