recoververb [ I or T ] uk

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recover verb [I or T]

(GET WELL)

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to become completely well again after an illness or injury: recover from He never really recovered from the shock of his wife dying.recover after It took her a long time to recover after her heart operation.

to become successful or normal again after being damaged or having problems: recover after It took a long time for the economy to recover after the slump.

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to improve somethingimproveHis health has improved dramatically since he started exercising.get betterThe first part of the book isn't very good but it gets better.rallyThe team played badly in the first half but rallied in the second.recoverWe are still waiting for the economy to recover.look upOur financial situation is looking up.pick upBusiness is really beginning to pick up.

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更多範例减少例句The doctors say that it will take him a few weeks to recover.It will be impossible to recover all the misapplied charity money.Although she's recovering from her illness, her rate of progress is quite slow.Have you fully recovered from your illness?He looked surprised but soon recovered his self-possession.

「SMART 詞彙」：相關單字和片語

Recovering from illness

back on your feet idiom

back to normal

bed rest

clear (something) up phrasal verb

colour

convalesce

convalescence

convalescent

curability

foot

pull through (something) phrasal verb

put the roses (back) into someone's cheeks idiom

put/set someone right idiom

reablement

recovery

recuperation

recuperative

respond

sleep

vocational rehabilitation

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Correcting and mending

recover verb [I or T]

(RETRIEVE)

B1 to get back something lost or spent: She went into a coma and died without recovering consciousness.recover yourself She was astonished to see me, but she soon recovered herself (= soon gave the appearance of being calm). Police only recover a very small percentage of stolen goods.recover a cost The initial outlay of setting up a company is considerable and it takes a while to recover those costs.

in sports such as American football, to pick up and hold a ball that is not being controlled by either team: The running back fumbled the ball and the defensive back was able to recover it. The receiver dropped the punt and it was recovered in the end zone for a touchdown.

「SMART 詞彙」：相關單字和片語

Giving, bringing or getting back

bring

bring something back phrasal verb

chargeback

claw something back phrasal verb

giver

recovery

redeem

refund

regain

regain consciousness

regrow

reintroduce

reintroduction

reversionary

send

send something back phrasal verb

syndication

take something back phrasal verb

turn

turn in phrasal verb

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Recovering from illness

American football

Capturing or taking possession of things

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recover | 美式英語詞典

recoververb [ I/T ] us

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to get better after an illness or a period of difficulty or trouble: [ I ] It took her a while to recover after the operation.

To recover something is to find or get back the use of something lost or taken away: [ T ] The police recovered her handbag, but her wallet was gone.

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recover | 商務英語

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[ I ]

ECONOMICS, FINANCE to improve after a difficult period or after falling in value: Consumer confidence has been slow to recover in the aftermath of the credit crunch. Profits are expected to recover in the current financial year. Over the past week shares have recovered considerably. Thanks in part to emergency loans, the industry recovered surprisingly quickly.recover from With the country's economy recovering from its deepest recession for 50 years, company earnings are expected to be higher than a year ago.recover to 12%/70c etc. Since their 52p low in autumn of last year, shares have recovered to 687p.

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FINANCE to get back money you have spent, invested, or lost: Airlines are imposing higher surcharges in an attempt to recover a percentage of the increase in fuel prices.recover debts/investments/funds Cautious investors are likely to stay out of the market until they have recovered their initial investment.

LAW to get money from a person or company that has caused you loss or damage by order of a court of law: recover costs/damages/money Current legislation does not permit an employee to recover damages for a hostile working environment. Harrington led the lawsuit to recover losses from the bonds issued by the fraudulent corporation.

[ T ] to get something back that was lost or almost destroyed: New Orleans has recovered much of its economic base, and sales tax revenues are approaching normal. We had to bring in a computer expert to help us recover the data from the hard drive.

[ T ]

NATURAL RESOURCES to get natural resources such as oil or gas from under the ground or sea: Technological advances are helping companies recover more of the oil and gas they find.

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recover的例句

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However, among the 94 oocysts typed from 28 mosquitoes in which no heterozygous oocysts were recovered, there were 20 non-amplifying oocysts.

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In contrast, women with initially low levels that recovered through the course of pregnancy had children at less risk of later impairment.

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Simultaneous multiple-point measurements were therefore made to provide information about these structures in the unperturbed and recovering boundary layer.

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The basic effects on the flow induced by yaw-angle and curvature can easily be recovered from the present solution.

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The structure parameter a1 decreases below its two-dimensional value following the imposition of the wall motion, but then recovers its equilibrium value.

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Therefore, growth rates may increase over time simply because the initial and descendant cells are recovering from treatment rather than evolving.

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Flies were considered recovered when able to stand up.

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In addition, we recovered other embryos after storage of up to 18 months in liquid nitrogen to provide information on mutation during storage.

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However, an omitted argument cannot be recovered via its case marker because the case marker is also omitted when the argument is omitted.

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The nominal cryostat geometry will be recovered in future units based on optimized quadrupoles.

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His central support also recovered, aided by the party's need to have some provincial governments fit for display.

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Part of understanding those artifacts, then, is recovering that world through identifying the basic structures of relation between the person and the ' object ' of worship.

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After 1-2 h in this position, the animals recovered to a normal behavior.

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The cost of population screening and treatment would not be recovered in reduced dyspepsia costs in the lifetime of those screened.

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Memories were recovered through flashbacks that brought with them a return of the original experience, to curative or revelatory effect.

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