| 词汇 | recuperation |
| 释义 | recuperation noun[ U ] uk /rɪˌkuː.pərˈeɪ.ʃən/ us /rɪˌkuː.pərˈeɪ.ʃən/ the process of becoming well again after an illness or of getting back your strength, health, etc.: 恢复;复原;康复 You need to allow time for rest and recuperation.你需要花时间休息和复原。 He went home to continue his recuperation from a third operation.第三次手术之后，他回家继续康复。 See recuperate His injury has required an operation and lengthy recuperation. She is completing her recuperation from a serious knee injury. He was wounded and began a long recuperation. Recovering from illness back on your feetidiom bed rest clear (something) up colour convalescence convalescent curability curable curably foot reablement recovery recuperate regress regression regressive rehabilitate rehabilitation respond sleep Examples of recuperationrecuperation Popular locations for convalescent institutions were in rural areas or coastal resorts thought to be conducive to recuperation. What this work does indicate is that the human organism has enormous powers of recuperation from brief periods of extreme hunger. The concepts of "accident" and "accidental" are crucial to this process of recuperation. Below, a resonant scheme of recuperation is proposed that takes into account peculiarities of a sheet beam geometry. Central to this rediscovery and recuperation is the reclamation of language that would complement victim-centred processes of truth recovery. There are specific clinical situations, such as aiding recuperation after catabolic illness, where therapy may have a place, particularly for frail individuals. Such processes of repudiation, abjection and attempts at recuperation may have unintended political consequences. This became evident as the scene constantly shed commercialised forms as a way of averting recuperation. It expands on the beach as a site of leisure, pleasure, health and recuperation. In the fourth construct, recuperation, physical energy is regained after an arduous recovery period. In talking about their commitment to humanism, the university's proponents stressed the recuperation of an older university tradition. Agricultural recuperation remains at the mercy of perhaps as many as 25 million landmines scattered across the most productive areas of the country. The basic aim of late medieval welfare was moral recuperation, and in this task religion played a key role. Perhaps recuperation resembles housework, always to be done again. Meals on wheels were delivered to 8%, 8% used transportation services (minibus taxi service, available by subscription), and 6% were away for recuperation. See all examples of recuperation These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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