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Definition of recuperation in English: recuperationnoun rɪkuːpəˈreɪʃ(ə)nrəˌkupəˈreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun1Recovery from illness or exertion. the human body has amazing powers of recuperation Example sentencesExamples - That is where they'll go for quick recuperation.
- Sunday used to be a day for rest, recuperation and recreation.
- This workout is so intense that it demands at least one week of complete rest and recuperation for the legs.
- Infections, which can strike an immune system compromised by surgery, may cause complications like bleeding and prolong your recuperation.
- For as long as people have been writing and talking about the city, Bath has been synonymous with recuperation and the famous powers of its waters.
- In order to allow him to continue his recuperation, people have been asked to refrain from visiting him in hospital.
- I hope he makes a swift comeback, but an injury like his will need plenty of rest and recuperation.
- Even after successfully completing a treatment program, recovering addicts face a lifetime of recuperation.
- An obstetrician is a medical doctor who specializes in the care of women during pregnancy, childbirth and recuperation from delivery.
- He suffered an eye injury in training, and was out for three months; his recuperation near completion in November, he hurt his ankle.
- We've administered sleeping medication to help her relax so her body can be given the best chance at recuperation.
- Yoga reduces physical and mental tension and promotes recuperation.
- The trust will also have exemptions in place in cases where the hospital has asked relatives to play an active role in the patient's recuperation or rehabilitation.
- And after a lengthy period of recovery the Ballyhornan man returned home to continue his recuperation.
- Of specific interest is the essence of that experience as women await or are faced with surgical intervention and the ensuing recovery, recuperation, and rehabilitation.
- Consume sufficient protein and healthy fats to fuel your body and help recuperation.
- I'm utterly drained - as I write, I'm stealing a few precious hours of solitude for much needed recuperation and rest.
- We promised ourselves a few days - ‘as long as it takes’ - of rest and recuperation, not to mention re-adjustment, and we're jolly well taking our time over it.
- On the other hand, the only chance for complete recuperation is a bone-marrow transplant.
- Sorry, girl, I'm needing a bit of rest and recuperation.
Synonyms convalescence, return to health, process of getting better, rehabilitation, healing, rallying 2The recovery or regaining of something. the recuperation of the avant-garde for art Synonyms retrieval, regaining, repossession, getting back, recapture, reclamation, recouping, retaking, redemption - 2.1 The action of a recuperator in imparting heat to incoming air or gaseous fuel from hot waste gases.
further energy saving has been achieved by heat recuperation
Definition of recuperation in US English: recuperationnounrəˌko͞opəˈrāSH(ə)nrəˌkupəˈreɪʃ(ə)n 1Recovery from illness or exertion. the human body has amazing powers of recuperation Example sentencesExamples - For as long as people have been writing and talking about the city, Bath has been synonymous with recuperation and the famous powers of its waters.
- This workout is so intense that it demands at least one week of complete rest and recuperation for the legs.
- Of specific interest is the essence of that experience as women await or are faced with surgical intervention and the ensuing recovery, recuperation, and rehabilitation.
- In order to allow him to continue his recuperation, people have been asked to refrain from visiting him in hospital.
- On the other hand, the only chance for complete recuperation is a bone-marrow transplant.
- That is where they'll go for quick recuperation.
- And after a lengthy period of recovery the Ballyhornan man returned home to continue his recuperation.
- Sorry, girl, I'm needing a bit of rest and recuperation.
- I hope he makes a swift comeback, but an injury like his will need plenty of rest and recuperation.
- Consume sufficient protein and healthy fats to fuel your body and help recuperation.
- He suffered an eye injury in training, and was out for three months; his recuperation near completion in November, he hurt his ankle.
- Even after successfully completing a treatment program, recovering addicts face a lifetime of recuperation.
- Yoga reduces physical and mental tension and promotes recuperation.
- I'm utterly drained - as I write, I'm stealing a few precious hours of solitude for much needed recuperation and rest.
- Sunday used to be a day for rest, recuperation and recreation.
- The trust will also have exemptions in place in cases where the hospital has asked relatives to play an active role in the patient's recuperation or rehabilitation.
- We've administered sleeping medication to help her relax so her body can be given the best chance at recuperation.
- Infections, which can strike an immune system compromised by surgery, may cause complications like bleeding and prolong your recuperation.
- We promised ourselves a few days - ‘as long as it takes’ - of rest and recuperation, not to mention re-adjustment, and we're jolly well taking our time over it.
- An obstetrician is a medical doctor who specializes in the care of women during pregnancy, childbirth and recuperation from delivery.
Synonyms convalescence, return to health, process of getting better, rehabilitation, healing, rallying 2The recovery or regaining of something. the recuperation of the avant-garde for art Synonyms retrieval, regaining, repossession, getting back, recapture, reclamation, recouping, retaking, redemption - 2.1 The action of a recuperator in imparting heat to incoming air or gaseous fuel from hot waste gases.
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