| 词汇 | restorative |
| 释义 | restorative noun[ C ] old-fashioneduk /rɪˈstɒr.ə.tɪv/ us /rɪˈstɔːr.ə.t̬ɪv/ something that makes you feel better or more energetic if you are feeling tired or ill: 有恢复作用的事物;使恢复精力的事物;促进健康恢复的事物 After a hard day at the office, a hot bath is a welcome restorative.在办公室辛苦工作了一天后，泡个热水澡真是舒爽提神。 Medicine in different forms bactericidal biopharmaceutical blister pack bolus booster Caplet enema HRT medication palliative pill potion prescription radiation therapy recommended dose remedy RT scrip syringe topically restorative adjective old-fashioneduk /rɪˈstɒr.ə.tɪv/ us /rɪˈstɔːr.ə.t̬ɪv/ making you feel better or more energetic if you are feeling tired or ill: Ginseng is used as a restorative and preventive remedy. He's a great believer in the restorative power of long walks. There is something magically restorative about a good cup of tea. I had a few days at a hotel in the mountains, which was so soothing and restorative. You need to get enough deep, restorative sleep to wake up feel rested and refreshed. Medical treatment: general words ACLS advance directive allopathic AMA aspirate biosurgery first-aider intubate irradiation light therapy living will medicalization peroral perorally pharmacotherapy phlebotomy phototherapy quackery telemedicine well woman Examples of restorativerestorative Dentists have guarded a professional identity that values individual restorative practice, carried out in a small business setting, as in the interests of patients. While the criminal justice process is adversarial, primarily offender focused and retributive in character, restorative approaches will make only marginal gains for justice. The empowerment of victims within restorative justice may be illusory and tokenistic, with the key focus remaining on exploring 'economical' ways of managing the troublesome. An important question requiring continued investigation in animals and humans relates to the cellular mechanisms underlying sleep deprivation-induced prefrontal deactivations and sleep-related restorative processes. I therefore see restorative justice in this context as involving quite a strong element of retribution. There are many alternatives to imprisonment following conviction (such as community sentences, use of electronic tagging, fines, and restorative justice agreements). The legislation bases restorative justice firmly within the criminal justice system. On the side of government is the underlying concern that the dominant professional practice - restorative dentistry - is inappropriate to the efficient promotion of dental health. When fluids are associated with middle-class identity, they have a restorative function. A key policy question is how long successful incentives must be provided for permanent adoption of restorative practices on highly degraded soils. There is no mention in this book of restorative justice and the concept of diversion for older offenders is dismissed as ' not appropriate ' (p. 141). The possibilities for the use of restorative justice in these cases are explored. Indeed, part of the argument in favour of restorative justice in these contexts is that it offers potential for more child-inclusive and childrespectful processes. I explore this retributive aspect of restorative justice further below. Rather than the process allocating responsibility in a seemingly autonomous manner, a restorative process concedes responsibility and tolerance and promotes reparation and restoration. 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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