recurring

• Qui se produit à nouveau, souvent à intervalles réguliers ou de manière répétée.

Describes something that happens repeatedly or at regular intervals.

1. Happening repeatedlyB2formal

   Occurring again periodically or repeatedly.

   récurrent (qui se reproduit)

   • He suffers from recurring headaches.
   • The company faces recurring financial issues.
   • Recurring themes in her novels include love and loss.

   Synonymescontinualcyclicalfrequentintermittentperiodicrecurrentrepeatedrepetitive

   Antonymesisolatedone-timeunique

• Verbe utilisé pour indiquer que quelque chose se produit à nouveau, se répète ou revient à intervalles réguliers ; également, revenir à l'esprit ou à une idée antérieure.

A verb used to indicate that something happens again, repeatedly, or at intervals.

1. Happen againB2formal

   To occur or take place repeatedly or after an interval.

   se reproduire

   • The problem tends to recur every few months.
   • Her symptoms recurred after she stopped taking the medication.
   • The theme of loss recurs throughout the novel.

   Synonymesreappearrepeatresurfacereturn

2. Return in thought or speechC1formal

   To go back to an idea, subject, or memory in one's mind or conversation.

   revenir sur, repenser à

   • He often recurs to his childhood memories when he feels nostalgic.
   • The speaker recurred to the main point several times during the lecture.
   • In her diary, she recurs to the same worries about the future.

   Synonymescome backgo backhark backreturnrevert

3. Have recourse toC1formal

   To turn to something or someone for help or support.

   Avoir recours à

   • When in doubt, he recurs to his mentor for advice.
   • The lawyer recurred to the original contract to clarify the terms.
   • She recurred to her notes to verify the facts.

   Synonymesappealapplyfall backresortturn