meaning
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Verb (abbreviation of verb) recovery; Rehabilitation; Restore; Restore; Cure; Complete recovery; Search; Win back;
N, restore that posture at the beginning;
2. Restore Britain [rvt] and America [rvrt]
Verb (abbreviation of verb) reduction; To return to (a previous state, system, or behavior); Go back, review and reconsider (a topic); Return (property, power, money, etc.) and ownership;
Attribution; People who have restored their original beliefs;
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Usage of recover
The basic meaning of "recovery" and "recovery" is to find or get something material or spiritual that was lost unintentionally or intentionally, and the extension can mean "recovery", "regain control" and "return to normal state".
Recover usually refers to the recovery of human body.
When recover is used as a transitive verb, if the person is the subject, use the active structure; If the subject is the object, use the passive structure. Nouns and pronouns can be used as objects.
He has completely recovered from the stroke now.
He has fully recovered from the stroke now.
He is very ill and unlikely to recover.
He is very ill and unlikely to recover.
I almost fell, but managed to get up.
I almost fell, but I finally stood firm.
The usage of revert
Revert is mainly used as intransitive verb, transitive verb and noun. When used as an intransitive verb, it is translated as "reply; Bring it up again; Atavistic inheritance; Return. "
Revert refers to restoring something/thing to its original state and system.
You should try not to revert to your old eating habits.
You should try your best not to revert to your old eating habits.
He started smoking again under pressure.
Because of the pressure, he resumed the habit of smoking.
We will reply to your inquiry as soon as new goods are available.
We will reply to your inquiry as soon as the goods are available.