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Meanings of recover in English
To return to health and strength after illness.
Usage of recover in English
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In this way only can France recover the moral leadership of Europe.
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Consumer confidence will take a long time to recover, the letter said.
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Italian Food was published as Europe began to recover from that nightmare.
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Francois Reyl said he was confident Orient Express' share price could recover.
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ARCs have, of course, been able to recover debt from some companies.
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Many markets will take years to recover in terms of resale value.
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Mr Tims said everything possible was being done to recover the bodies.
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IMF backs South Africa to recover The South African economy is struggling.
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However, the banking sector looked set to recover some ground on Tuesday.
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Doctors say Filin is likely to recover his sight and work again.
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The big issue is to recover public trust in Statistics New Zealand.
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Most people recover from the infection, often with another course of antibiotics.
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Hypocalcemia in the TPTX group might need a longer time to recover.
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Bayern said that Klose would probably need three weeks to recover completely.
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Shohat does not expect potash prices to recover in the coming year.
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However, in the long-term they would expect employment and growth to recover.
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Translations for recover
Portuguese
Recover through the time
Recover across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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