remedy

• Sustantivo que designa un medicamento, tratamiento o solución que cura, alivia o corrige un problema, una enfermedad o un estado no deseado.

A noun referring to a medicine, treatment, or solution that cures, relieves, or corrects a problem, illness, or undesirable condition.

1. Medical treatmentB1formalmedical

   A medicine or treatment that cures or relieves a disease or injury.

   remedio médico

   • Honey and lemon is a popular home remedy for a sore throat.
   • The doctor prescribed a remedy for her allergies.
   • There is no known remedy for the common cold.

   Sinónimosantidotecuredrugmedicationmedicinerestorativetherapytreatment

2. Solution to a problemB2formal

   A way of solving or correcting a problem or difficulty.

   Solución a un problema

   • Education is the best remedy for poverty.
   • The government is seeking a remedy for the economic crisis.
   • Communication is often a good remedy for misunderstandings.

   Sinónimosanswerantidotecorrectivecurefixredressresolutionsolution

• Verbo utilizado para indicar la acción de corregir, curar o eliminar algo incorrecto o no deseado.

A verb used to indicate the act of correcting, curing, or putting right something that is wrong or undesirable.

1. Cure or treatB2formalmedical

   To cure or relieve a disease, injury, or problem.

   Curar o remediar

   • This medicine can remedy the infection quickly.
   • Doctors are working to remedy the patient's condition.
   • Herbal teas are often used to remedy minor ailments.

   Sinónimosalleviatecorrectcureeasehealrectifyrelievetreat

   Antónimosaggravateharmhurtinjureworsen

2. Correct or fixB2formal

   To correct or put right an undesirable situation or mistake.

   remediar

   • The company took steps to remedy the financial losses.
   • We need to remedy the error in the report before publishing.
   • The government introduced new policies to remedy the housing crisis.

   Sinónimoscorrectfixput rightrectifyredressrepairresolvesolve

   Antónimosaggravateexacerbateworsen