- 看过 rehabilitation 的人也看了 :
- repair
- overhaul
- recovery
- reclamation
- improvement
- reconstruction
- reformation
- reestablishment
rehabilitation 的定义
- the act or process of rehabilitating
- med the treatment of physical disabilities by massage, electrotherapy, or exercisesrehabilitation centre
rehabilitation 近义词
restoration
rehabilitation 的近义词 8 个
rehabilitation 的反义词 4 个
更多rehabilitation例句
- The steps that participants will support include enhanced education, testing, and monitoring, the elimination of unsafe lead recycling and smelting activities, and the cleanup and rehabilitation of toxic sites.
- When emergencies subside, WFP experts develop programs for relief and rehabilitation and provide developmental aid.
- He spent 28 days in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program in Washington state, he later told police.
- Dibo is a graduate of Youngstown’s “drug court,” where nonviolent criminal offenders are able to avoid jail time by completing judicially supervised substance-abuse rehabilitation.
- That makes the need for America to invest more in the mental health and rehabilitation of veterans not just a moral or ethical obligation, but an economic one too … especially at a time when calls to defund the police are also growing.
- A comprehensive rehabilitation approach takes into account all these factors.
- As other prisoners took advantage of the rehabilitation programs offered, Lane and Opperud secretly planned an escape.
- “I designed my own rehabilitation program—calisthenics, running and other exercises,” Bucca was quoted saying.
- He took time to recover and rebuild his strength down South, and also underwent rigorous rehabilitation up in Boston.
- This summer Dick Cheney, his wife Lynne and daughter Liz have embarked upon a sustained campaign of reputation rehabilitation.
- Peukert, too, the life of their circle, is chiefly concerned with his personal rehabilitation.
- She heard of the rehabilitation of Belgium, and portable hospitals, and millions of dollars, and Red Cross trains.
- He is a sort of celestial Absalom—vicious, tyrannical, rebellious; but secure of ultimate pardon and rehabilitation.
- He could no longer indulge in learned ease, and trust for his rehabilitation to spontaneous respect and sympathy.
- The veracity of this document was never assailed, even by those who during the rehabilitation trial pointed out its irregularity.