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View usage for: (rɪgeɪn) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense regains, present participle regaining, past tense, past participle regained1. verbIf you regain something that you have lost, you get it back again. Troops have regained control of the city. [VERB noun] It took him a while to regain his composure. [VERB noun] Synonyms: recover, get back, retrieve, redeem More Synonyms of regain 2. verbIf you regain a place that you have left, you succeed in getting back there. [formal] Davis went to regain his carriage. [VERB noun] Synonyms: get back to, return to, reach again, reattain More Synonyms of regain regain in British Englishverb (rɪˈɡeɪn) (transitive)1. to take or get back; recover noun (ˈriːˌɡeɪn)3. the process of getting something back, esp lost weight this regain was inevitable Derived forms regainable (reˈgainable) adjective regainer (reˈgainer) noun regain in American English (rɪˈgeɪn) verb transitive1. to get back into one's possession; recover 2. to succeed in reaching again; get back to SIMILAR WORDS: reˈcover Word origin MFr regaigner: see re- & gain 1Examples of 'regain' in a sentenceregain Police in riot gear regained control of the centre last night.She failed to regain consciousness after the surgery and died eight hours after giving birth.We regained our composure and while some of our attack was good, some of it was poor.The visitors went straight back to regain the lead after another defensive error which will not be lost on Wilshere.The unity government, which is trying to regain control of the capital, has been powerless to stop the smuggling networks.One way out is to seek to regain control.They monitor their appetite and energy intake and remain mindful of any slips to avoid weight regain.He can lead early to regain winning form.Her condition stabilised but she only regained full consciousness two weeks ago.Slowly regaining match fitness and can be a real handful.He plunged his country into civil war but regained control.Then when you eat you regain the weight and some more for good measure.He received treatment but failed to regain consciousness and died in the early hours of yesterday.But this is an attempt by politicians to regain control.She slowly regained her weight and the bullying stopped when she left school for college.But he regained consciousness and tests showed he may need only dental treatment.Experts said the majority regain the weight they lose in two years.She regains relative composure and continues.He tries to regain his composure.Spurs regaining the lead was inevitable.They need only to win one of the matches to regain the Ashes.We were still trying to regain our composure when we rounded a corner and found ourselves in the middle of a youth gang.The home side regained the lead in the 29th minute.Others think that having things settled means they've regained control over situations that are in transition.But the competition did give the midfielder a chance to regain full fitness following knee surgery in September.They came to Australia needing only to share the series to regain the Ashes.The win has installed Australia as firm favourites to regain the Ashes. British English: regain / rɪˈɡeɪn/ VERB If you regain something that you have lost, you get it back again. The anger faded, and he regained control of himself. - American English: regain
- Arabic: يَسْتَعِيِدُ
- Brazilian Portuguese: recuperar
- Chinese: 收回
- Croatian: ponovno zadobiti
- Czech: znovu nabýt
- Danish: genvinde
- Dutch: herwinnen
- European Spanish: recobrar
- Finnish: saada takaisin
- French: retrouver trouver à nouveau
- German: wiedergewinnen
- Greek: ανακτώ
- Italian: recuperare
- Japanese: 回復する
- Korean: 되찾다
- Norwegian: få igjen
- Polish: odzyskać
- European Portuguese: recuperar
- Romanian: a recâștiga
- Russian: возвращать
- Latin American Spanish: recobrar
- Swedish: återfå
- Thai: ได้คืนมาอีก
- Turkish: kendine gelmek
- Ukrainian: повертати собі
- Vietnamese: lấy lại
Chinese translation of 'regain' vt - [power, control]
重新取得 (chóngxīn qǔdé) - [health, confidence]
恢复(復) (huīfù)
Definition to get back or recover Troops have regained control of the city. Synonyms get back win back take back repossess retake Definition to reach again We cannot regain our road. Synonyms get back to return to reach again reattain Additional synonymsDefinition to capture again Rebels recaptured the area. Synonyms retake, take back Definition to regain or make good (a loss) Insurance companies are trying to recount their losses. Synonyms regain, recover, get back, make good, retrieve, redeem, win back Definition to buy back the date upon which you plan to redeem the item Synonyms buy back, recover, regain, retrieve, reclaim, win back, repossess, repurchase, recover possession of Additional synonymsDefinition to get or fetch back again She retrieved her jacket from the seat. Synonyms get back, regain, repossess, fetch back, recall, recover, restore, recapture |