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单词 recovery
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recovery

He is unable to walk and it could be a year before he makes a full recovery.It is possible that it set back my full recovery by some considerable time.He had four operations but is expected to make a full recovery.Both men have since made a full physical recovery but are also proceeding with their own civil claims.It is part of the body's natural recovery process from stress and upsets.The survey suggests that the eurozone's economic recovery will continue.And six out of ten said pets' presence seemed to speed physical recovery.Previous studies have shown that financial shocks and unemployment can harm relationships but the new figures suggest that the economic recovery has made couples more unhappy.This suggests when we cry for emotional reasons, we are literally releasing stress from our bodies and crying is an essential part of the recovery process.It was a miracle he survived, but the long, slow haul back to recovery involved the amputation of both legs and his right arm.What are the prospects of a recovery?In the subsequent year she had made a strong physical recovery but had suffered increasing mental difficulties.This was underlined by the meagre recovery in returns on capital in manufacturing.This is of course very convenient and tends to speed up the recovery process no end.Sustainable recovery in this country will require demand for its exports to pick up.He is expected to make a full recovery.They are a risk to political stability as well as economic recovery.Which takes us back to the recovery room.Winning the peace through a spectacular economic recovery is one that springs to mind.The economic recovery would be at risk under anybody else.Failure to carefully file illustrations at the outset leads to wasted time in recovery.These policies are a necessary but not a sufficient condition for recovery.We should look to seize this as an opportunity to overhaul and prepare our economy for recovery.They stifle growth and offer no realistic prospect of a recovery.And the long road to physical recovery was not the only factor that set her back.There he made a full recovery and returned to active duty the following year.Support your body by helping it to relax and so speed up the recovery process.Doctors have told the volleyball coach that he will need six months to make a full recovery.Our thoughts and thanks go to his family and we wish him well in his recovery.There has been a slight recovery of the attack from 2012 but a dip since last season.Both measures are seen as being key to the country 's recovery.Because of this, the process of recovery after each stroke is easier for the body to deal with.The pro cycling outfit were so taken by their visitor he was invited to give a talk to the squad about his long recovery from injury. Loss and recovery of the tent As it was still dark when we had finished we lay in our bags again for a bit.Only then, when terms have been found for the loss, can recovery begin.

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recovery

British English: recovery /rɪˈkʌvərɪ/ NOUN
If a sick person makes a recovery, he or she becomes well again.
He made a complete recovery.
  • American English: recovery
  • Arabic: شِفاء
  • Brazilian Portuguese: recuperação
  • Chinese: 恢复
  • Croatian: oporavak
  • Czech: uzdravení
  • Danish: restitution
  • Dutch: herstel
  • European Spanish: recuperación
  • Finnish: toipuminen
  • French: rétablissement
  • German: Genesung
  • Greek: ανάρρωση
  • Italian: guarigione
  • Japanese: 回復
  • Korean: 회복
  • Norwegian: bedring
  • Polish: odzyskiwanie
  • European Portuguese: recuperação
  • Romanian: recuperare
  • Russian: восстановление
  • Latin American Spanish: recuperación
  • Swedish: återhämtning
  • Thai: ฟื้นจากการเจ็บป่วย
  • Turkish: iyileşme
  • Ukrainian: одужання
  • Vietnamese: sự hồi phục

All related terms of 'recovery'

Chinese translation of 'recovery'

recovery

(rɪˈkʌvərɪ)

n

  1. (c/u) (from illness, operation) 康复(復) (kāngfù)
  2. (u) [of stolen, lost items] 挽回 (wǎnhuí)
  3. (c/u) (in economy, finances) 复苏 (fùsū)
  4. (u) [of physical/mental state] 恢复(復) (huīfù)
    to be in recovery (from addiction etc) 在恢复(復)中 (zài huīfù zhōng)
(noun) 
Definition
the act of recovering from sickness, a shock, or a setback
He made a remarkable recovery from a shin injury.
Synonyms
improvement
return to health
rally
After a brief rally, shares returned to 126p.
healing
revival
There is no chance of a revival in car sales.
mending
recuperation
convalescence
He was home for three weeks' convalescence after a bout of jaundice.
turn for the better
(noun) 
Definition
restoration to a former and better condition
In many sectors of the economy the recovery has started.
Synonyms
revival
a revival of nationalism and the rudiments of democracy
improvement
The system we've just introduced has been a great improvement.
rally
restoration
the restoration of diplomatic relations
rehabilitation
upturn
There has been a modest upturn in most parts of the industry.
betterment
His research is for the betterment of humankind.
amelioration
a demand for amelioration of conditions
(noun) 
Definition
the regaining of something lost
the recovery of a painting by Turner
Synonyms
retrieval
repossession
reclamation
restoration
I specialized in the restoration of old houses.
repair
Many of the buildings are in need of repair.
redemption
cash redemptions and quota payments
recapture

phrase

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of amelioration
a demand for amelioration of conditions
Synonyms
improvement,
advance,
recovery,
amendment,
correction,
enhancement,
change for the better,
upswing,
betterment,
melioration
in the sense of betterment
Definition
improvement
His research is for the betterment of humankind.
Synonyms
improvement,
gain,
advancement,
enhancement,
edification,
amelioration,
melioration
in the sense of convalescence
Definition
gradual return to health after illness or an operation
He was home for three weeks' convalescence after a bout of jaundice.
Synonyms
recovery,
rehabilitation,
recuperation,
return to health,
improvement

Synonyms of 'recovery'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of rally
Definition
a marked recovery of strength, as during illness
After a brief rally, shares returned to 126p.
Synonyms
recovery,
improvement,
comeback (informal),
revival,
renewal,
resurgence,
recuperation,
turn for the better
in the sense of redemption
Definition
the act of redeeming
cash redemptions and quota payments
Synonyms
trade-in,
return,
recovery,
retrieval,
repurchase,
repossession,
reclamation,
quid pro quo,
recoupment
in the sense of repair
Definition
the act, task, or process of repairing
Many of the buildings are in need of repair.
Synonyms
mending,
restoration,
overhaul,
adjustment
in the sense of restoration
Definition
the act of restoring to a former or original condition, place, etc.
the restoration of diplomatic relations
Synonyms
reinstatement,
return,
revival,
restitution,
re-establishment,
reinstallation,
replacement
in the sense of restoration
Definition
the act of restoring to a former or original condition, place, etc.
I specialized in the restoration of old houses.
Synonyms
repair,
recovery,
reconstruction,
renewal,
rehabilitation,
refurbishing,
refreshment,
renovation,
rejuvenation,
revitalization
in the sense of upturn
Definition
an upward trend or improvement
There has been a modest upturn in most parts of the industry.
Synonyms
rise,
increase,
boost,
improvement,
recovery,
revival,
advancement,
upsurge,
upswing
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