regenerating

• 指能够恢复、更新或使事物回到更好状态的性质；常用于生物、生态或精神层面，表示再生、复原或复兴。

Describes something that is restoring, renewing, or bringing back to a better state, often used in biological, environmental, or spiritual contexts.

1. Generating anewB2formal

   Describing something that is being created or produced again, often after damage or loss.

   再生的

   • The regenerating cells quickly healed the wound.
   • The forest is a regenerating ecosystem after the fire.
   • Scientists studied the regenerating tissue in the lab.

   同义词rebuildingrenewingreviving

   反义词wasting

• 动词，指使某物恢复、更新或回到更好或原来的状态，也指生物体的组织或器官重新生长。

A verb used to indicate the act of regrowing, renewing, or restoring something to a better or original state.

1. Renew or restoreB2formal

   To reestablish something on a new, usually improved, basis, or to make something like new again.

   再生

   • The city council plans to regenerate the old industrial district.
   • This treatment helps regenerate damaged skin cells.
   • The company aims to regenerate its brand image.

   同义词reestablishrejuvenaterenewrestorerevitalizerevive

   反义词degradedestroydeteriorateruinworsen

2. Electronic amplificationC1formaltechnical

   To amplify an electron current by causing part of the power in the output circuit to act upon the input circuit.

   再生

   • The circuit is designed to regenerate the signal for clearer transmission.
   • Engineers used a feedback loop to regenerate the current.
   • This amplifier can regenerate weak radio waves.

3. Reform morallyC1formal

   To bring, lead, or force someone to abandon a wrong or evil course of life and adopt a right one.

   道德改造

   • The program aims to regenerate former criminals through education.
   • He found faith and regenerated his life completely.
   • The community center helps regenerate troubled youth.

   同义词convertreclaimredeemreformsave

   反义词corruptdebasedeprave

4. Revive or energizeB2formal

   To return to life or to give new life or energy to something.

   使复兴

   • The rain regenerated the wilted plants in the garden.
   • A good night's sleep can regenerate your energy levels.
   • The new manager regenerated the team's spirit.

   同义词reanimaterefreshreinvigoraterejuvenaterenewrestoreresuscitaterevitalizerevive

   反义词drainenervateexhaustkillweaken

5. Biological regrowthB2formalmedical

   To replace tissue or a body part through the formation of new tissue.

   再生

   • Lizards can regenerate their tails after losing them.
   • The liver has a remarkable ability to regenerate itself.
   • Scientists are studying how to regenerate human heart tissue.

   同义词redevelopreformregrowrenew

6. Form anewB2formal

   To be formed or shaped anew, or to form or produce something again.

   再生

   • The forest began to regenerate after the wildfire.
   • New cells regenerate to replace the old ones.
   • The artist regenerated the sculpture with a fresh design.

   同义词reconstituterecreatereformremakereproducereshape

7. Undergo renewalB2formal

   To undergo the process of regeneration or restoration.

   再生

   • The ecosystem will regenerate over time if left undisturbed.
   • After the injury, the tissue began to regenerate slowly.
   • The city's economy is starting to regenerate after the recession.

   同义词healrecoverregrowrejuvenaterenewrestorerevive

   反义词decaydegeneratedeteriorate

8. B2formal

   To restore strength, vitality, or effectiveness to something.

   恢复力量

   • A vacation can help regenerate your mental strength.
   • The therapy regenerated his physical abilities after the accident.
   • Proper nutrition helps regenerate the body's immune system.

   同义词reinvigoraterejuvenaterenewrestorerevitalizerevive