英语词汇“rehab”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rehab

/ˈriːhab

informal

noun

1 [mass noun] A course of treatment for drug or alcohol dependence, typically at a residential facility: the star has been in rehab for a week Mark went into rehab two years ago...

I don't think I could have lived the rest of my life clean without the rehab I went through.
The rehab was intense, but once I was home, I was back on-line.

2US A building that has been rehabilitated or restored: a homeowner who discovers his rehab straddles the San Andreas fault...

A walk east of Tompkins Square Park reveals new businesses, new buildings, and rehabs fast replacing empty lots and former crack houses.
With air quality issues in restaurants among the many legislative battles operators face in the coming decade, dropping by the site before any rehabs, redesigns or openings seems like a wise move.
A contractor friend of ours who is now doing some rehab work in the house is telling us that the bedroom window is not legal.

3 (often the Rehab) [mass noun] Australian /NZ historical Financial assistance provided by the Rehabilitation Department, established to support returned servicemen after the Second World War: he’d had to bum around for a few years before approaching the Rehab [as modifier]: we were able to get a Rehab loan at three per cent...

Rehab had a little trouble in finding him a suitable job.
I can even apply for my rehab and crash out on my own.
I was living in Christchurch at different times, on Rehab for a while.

verb (rehabs, rehabbing, rehabbed) [with object] North American

Rehabilitate or restore: they don’t rehab you at all in jail (as adjective rehabbed) newly rehabbed apartments for rent...

When I was rehabbing my knees, I worked on my upper body.
She was already rehabbing a Manhattan town house.
After moving in, they plotted a seven-year remodeling plan, working on their own house in between Pick's jobs rehabbing a growing list of clients' homes.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation of rehabilitate and rehabilitation.

单词	rehab
释义	rehab /ˈriːhab / informal noun 1 [mass noun] A course of treatment for drug or alcohol dependence, typically at a residential facility: the star has been in rehab* for a week* Mark went into rehab two years ago... I don't think I could have lived the rest of my life clean without the rehab I went through. The rehab was intense, but once I was home, I was back on-line. 2US A building that has been rehabilitated or restored: a homeowner who discovers his rehab straddles the San Andreas fault... A walk east of Tompkins Square Park reveals new businesses, new buildings, and rehabs fast replacing empty lots and former crack houses. With air quality issues in restaurants among the many legislative battles operators face in the coming decade, dropping by the site before any rehabs, redesigns or openings seems like a wise move. A contractor friend of ours who is now doing some rehab work in the house is telling us that the bedroom window is not legal. 3 (often the Rehab) [mass noun] Australian /NZ historical Financial assistance provided by the Rehabilitation Department, established to support returned servicemen after the Second World War: he’d had to bum around for a few years before approaching the Rehab [as modifier]: we were able to get a Rehab loan at three per cent... Rehab had a little trouble in finding him a suitable job. I can even apply for my rehab and crash out on my own. I was living in Christchurch at different times, on Rehab for a while. verb (rehabs, rehabbing, rehabbed) [with object] North American Rehabilitate or restore: they don’t rehab you at all in jail (as adjective rehabbed) newly rehabbed apartments for rent... When I was rehabbing my knees, I worked on my upper body. She was already rehabbing a Manhattan town house. After moving in, they plotted a seven-year remodeling plan, working on their own house in between Pick's jobs rehabbing a growing list of clients' homes. Origin 1940s: abbreviation of rehabilitate and rehabilitation.
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