IPA: /riːˈsæmpl/
KK: /ˈriːˌsæmpl/
To take a new sample or to change the size or quality of a digital image or audio file by adjusting its sample rate or dimensions.
The audio engineer decided to resample the track to improve its quality.
Past: resampled
Past Participle: resampled
Resample → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "sample" (from Old French *essample*, meaning a representative part or example). The word "resample" means to take a sample again or to sample something anew.
Think of taking a 'sample' again ('re-') — that's what resample means.