recuperate 的 2 个定义
re·cu·per·at·ed, re·cu·per·at·ing.
- to recover from sickness or exhaustion; regain health or strength.
- to recover from financial loss.
re·cu·per·at·ed, re·cu·per·at·ing.
- to restore to health, vigor, etc.
recuperate 近义词
improve in health
更多recuperate例句
- The director of fire services said it would take three to five years for Grand Isle to completely recuperate.
- A father sitting at the foot of his 14-year-old daughter’s bed as she recuperates from injuries endured over months as a slave serving ISIS fighters.
- He says the goal is to create a place for people to feel like they can truly unwind and recuperate after what has been an especially tough year.
- They said no, they don’t believe it will, because their existing nurses who might get the vaccine are burned out, and they need to give them some time to recuperate.
- It activates your parasympathetic nervous system and tells your body to relax and recuperate.
- In this unwelcome role, a patient may come to rely on his one dependable anchor—a familiar place to recuperate.
- Bona fide efforts by Jews from the Arab world to recuperate their history are legitimate and desirable.
- Eason recounted what he knew: that a limited-liability company was set up to buy a house where Jobs could recuperate.
- As we left to recuperate at, yes, the vaunted Starbucks, Jigs reminded me of a moment in Pearl Square.
- They therefore petitioned General McArthur to relieve them temporarily from duty to recuperate their strength.
- Here he had come to a pause for a few days to recuperate his horses and his men.
- I had a day's rest under his wide, warm roof, which it was hoped would recuperate my strength for further efforts.
- They gave him a chance to recuperate, to get something to eat, and to dress the wounds of his men.
- She failed to recuperate as rapidly as she should have done, because she was so completely devitalized by overwork.