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regeneration

/rɪˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de renouvellement, de rétablissement ou de renaissance de tissus biologiques, de forces vitales spirituelles ou physiques, ainsi que l'amélioration d'un système ou d'une structure.

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noun

/rɪˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃən/B2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant le processus de renouvellement, de rétablissement ou de renaissance de tissus biologiques, de forces vitales spirituelles ou physiques, ainsi que l'amélioration d'un système ou d'une structure.

A noun referring to the process of renewal, regrowth, or restoration of biological tissue, spiritual or physical vitality, or the improvement of a system or structure.

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  1. Biological regrowthB2formalscientific

    The process by which lost or damaged tissues, organs, or body parts grow back or are restored.

    frRégénération biologique

    • Lizards are known for their ability to regenerate their tails.
    • The study focused on the regeneration of liver cells after injury.
    • Scientists are researching nerve regeneration to treat spinal cord injuries.

    Synonymesrenewalrestoration

  2. Electronic feedbackC1formaltechnical

    A process in electronics where a portion of the output signal is fed back in phase with the input, amplifying the signal.

    frRégénération (électronique)

    • The amplifier uses regeneration to boost the weak signal.
    • Regeneration in radio receivers can improve sensitivity.
    • The circuit design incorporates positive feedback for regeneration.

    Synonymesfeedbackpositive feedbackreaction

  3. Spiritual or personal renewalB2formal

    The activity or process of spiritual, moral, or physical renewal and revitalization.

    frrégénération spirituelle ou personnelle

    • The retreat focused on personal regeneration and inner peace.
    • Many religions emphasize the regeneration of the soul through prayer.
    • Yoga and meditation are practices that promote physical and spiritual regeneration.

    Synonymesrebirthrenaissancerenewalrestorationrevitalizationrevivaltransformation

    Antonymescorruptiondecaydeclinedegenerationdepravityruin

  4. Reconstitution and improvementB2formal

    The act of forming something again, often with improvements or the removal of defects; renewal and reconstitution.

    frRégénération, reconstitution améliorée

    • The urban regeneration project transformed the old industrial area into a modern park.
    • Economic regeneration of the region required new investments and infrastructure.
    • The company underwent a complete regeneration of its brand and product line.

    Synonymesrebuildingreconstructionreformationrehabilitationrejuvenationrenewalrenovationrestorationrevival

Formes
  • regenerations plural form
  • regenerations' possessive plural form
  • regeneration's possessive singular form
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