英语词汇“recovery”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

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RECOVERY

get over someone or something

to recover from someone or something.

Now that Bob has left me, I have to learn to get over him.It was a horrible shock. I don't know when I'll get over it.It was a serious illness. It took two weeks to get over it.

land on one's feet and land on both feet

to recover satisfactorily from a trying situation or a setback. (Informal.)

Her first year was terrible, but she landed on both feet.It's going to be a hard day. I only hope I land on my feet.

sleep something off

to sleep while the effects of liquor or drugs pass away.

John drank too much and went home to sleep it off.Bill is at home sleeping off the effects of the drug they gave him.

RECOVERY - FINANCIAL

regain one's feet

to become independent after financial difficulties.

I lent Bill $400 to help him regain his feet.I'll be able to pay my bills when I regain my feet.

on the road to (something)

Following a course of action that results in a particular outcome. They'll be on the road to financial ruin if they keep up such extravagant spending. Now that my father has switched doctors, he's finally on the road to recovery.

in recovery

1. In the process of receiving treatment for a serious issue in one's life, such as psychological trauma or addiction. A: "She's been in recovery for 10 years already." B: "Wow. It's hard to believe she was ever addicted to heroin." Rich is in recovery for PTSD from his time in Vietnam.

2. In the "recovery room," a space in a hospital or medical office where patients regain consciousness after being anesthetized, as for a surgical procedure. Anna's surgery went very well. She's in recovery now, if you want to come see her.

on the road to recovery

Cliché recovering; getting better; improving. It's been two weeks since her surgery, and she is on the road to recovery.

on the ˌroad to reˈcovery, ˈstardom, etc.

on the way to achieving something desirable: The operation was a success and the patient is now well on the road to recovery.After many years struggling to get their company started, they are now firmly on the road to success.

in recovery

In the process of participating in a group or program providing treatment and support for a longstanding psychological or behavioral problem, such as abuse, addiction, grief, or trauma.

词汇	recovery
释义	IDIOMSLANG RECOVERY get over someone or something to recover from someone or something. Now that Bob has left me, I have to learn to get over him.It was a horrible shock. I don't know when I'll get over it.It was a serious illness. It took two weeks to get over it. land on one's feet and land on both feet to recover satisfactorily from a trying situation or a setback. (Informal.) Her first year was terrible, but she landed on both feet.It's going to be a hard day. I only hope I land on my feet. sleep something off to sleep while the effects of liquor or drugs pass away. John drank too much and went home to sleep it off.Bill is at home sleeping off the effects of the drug they gave him. RECOVERY - FINANCIAL regain one's feet to become independent after financial difficulties. I lent Bill $400 to help him regain his feet.I'll be able to pay my bills when I regain my feet. snap out of something in. to recover from something. I'll snap out of it in a while.It was an emotional blow, but he'll snap out of it in a while. on the road to (something) Following a course of action that results in a particular outcome. They'll be on the road to financial ruin if they keep up such extravagant spending. Now that my father has switched doctors, he's finally on the road to recovery. in recovery 1. In the process of receiving treatment for a serious issue in one's life, such as psychological trauma or addiction. A: "She's been in recovery for 10 years already." B: "Wow. It's hard to believe she was ever addicted to heroin." Rich is in recovery for PTSD from his time in Vietnam. 2. In the "recovery room," a space in a hospital or medical office where patients regain consciousness after being anesthetized, as for a surgical procedure. Anna's surgery went very well. She's in recovery now, if you want to come see her. on the road to recovery Cliché recovering; getting better; improving. It's been two weeks since her surgery, and she is on the road to recovery. on the ˌroad to reˈcovery, ˈstardom, etc. on the way to achieving something desirable: The operation was a success and the patient is now well on the road to recovery.After many years struggling to get their company started, they are now firmly on the road to success. in recovery In the process of participating in a group or program providing treatment and support for a longstanding psychological or behavioral problem, such as abuse, addiction, grief, or trauma.
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