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regenerate | American Dictionary

regenerate
verb
us/riˈdʒen·əˌreɪt/

regenerateverb (IMPROVE)

[ T ]
to improve a place or system so that it is active or producing good results again:
As president of the college, he regenerated a failing institution.

regenerateverb (GROW AGAIN)

[ I/T ] biology
to grow again, or to make something grow again, for example, new tissue or a new part

regeneration

noun[ U ]us/riˌdʒen·əˈreɪ·ʃən/
Logging can generally occur in forests without a regeneration plan in place.

regenerate | Business English

regenerate
verb[ T ]
uk /rɪˈdʒenəreɪt/us
to develop and improve something, especially by making it as good or successful as it was before:
They are involved in a series of commercial and housing developments to regenerate the area.
The casino is intended to create jobs and regenerate the local economy.

regeneration

noun[ U ]uk /rɪˌdʒenərˈeɪʃən/
urban regeneration

Examples of regenerate

regenerate
Visual function in regenerating teleost retina following cytotoxic lesioning.
In the fire-degraded stand, only 50% of all species regenerated vegetatively.
The site lies at the interface of several thousand ha regenerating forest 1-80-y-old, pastures, and 10 000 ha of primary forest.
Large-scale synaptic errors during map formation by regenerating optic axons in the goldfish.
Mapping the normal and regenerating retinotectal projection of goldfish with autoradiographic methods.
Using forest fallows as a source of shade-tolerant timber species may be a viable alternative to regenerating these species in mature forests.
In comparison to primary forests, regenerating 'secondary' forests are often denser (harder to penetrate) and lacking in dry fuelwood.
In such cases, complete instructions for regenerating the required samples would be a critical part of the analysis.
However, even while poor government performance can undermine satisfaction with the overall system, the latter can be regenerated through the replacement of an unpopular government.
Furthermore, these results demonstrate a simple method to produce an aligned cellular substrate, which might be used to direct regenerating neurites.
Specifically, the alignment of the fibers in the matrix will remain stable, allowing regenerating axons sufficient time to cross the lesion into healthy target tissue.
The rest of the area corresponds to crop fields and regenerating forest.
The majority of organelles were regenerated and the intercellular contacts between cells were completely restored.
Quantitative electrophysiological studies of regenerating visuotopic maps in goldfish.
To suppor t visual behavior, regenerated ganglion cell axons must develop functional connections with more proximal neurons in the visual pathway.
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