| 释义 |
re·me·di·al
\-dēəl\ adjective
Etymology: Late Latin remedialis, from Latin remedium remedy + -alis -al
1. : affording a remedy : intended for a remedy or for the removal or abatement of a disease or of an evil
< remedial surgery >
< remedial legislation >
— compare declaratory
2. : concerned with the correction of faulty study habits, the improvement of skills imperfectly learned, and the raising of a pupil's general competence
< remedial reading >
< remedial instruction >
• re·me·di·al·ly \-əlē, -li\ adverb |