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rehabilitation

/ˌriː.həˌbɪl.ɪˈteɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌriː.həˌbɪl.ɪˈteɪ.ʃən/B2formalmedical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс восстановления здоровья, нормальной жизни или прежних способностей с помощью терапии и тренировок, часто после болезни, травмы или зависимости.

A noun referring to the process of restoring someone to health, normal life, or former ability through therapy and training, often after illness, injury, or addiction.

uncountable

  1. Medical recoveryB2formalmedical

    The process of restoring someone to health or normal life through therapy and training after illness, injury, or addiction.

    ruВосстановление

    • He underwent rehabilitation after his knee surgery.
    • The rehabilitation center helped her recover from the stroke.
    • Physical rehabilitation is crucial for regaining mobility.

    Synonymsconvalescencehealingrecoveryrecuperationrestorationtherapytreatment

  2. Restoration of reputationC1formallegal

    The act of restoring someone's good name, reputation, or status after a period of disrepute or criminal activity.

    ruВосстановление репутации

    • The program focuses on the rehabilitation of former prisoners.
    • Community service is part of his social rehabilitation.
    • The organization works for the rehabilitation of victims of injustice.

    Synonymsabsolutionclearanceexonerationredemptionreinstatementrestorationvindication

    Antonymscondemnationdefamation

  3. Restoration of a building or areaB2formal

    The process of restoring a building, environment, or area to its former condition.

    ruВосстановление

    • The rehabilitation of the old town square took several years.
    • Environmental rehabilitation is needed after the mining operations.
    • The government funded the rehabilitation of the historic theater.

    Synonymsreconstructionredevelopmentrefurbishmentrenovationrepairrestoration

Forms
  • rehabilitations plural form
  • rehabilitations' possessive plural form
  • rehabilitation's possessive singular form
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