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Meanings of recovery in English

Portuguese
recuperação
Catalan
recuperació
Spanish
recuperación

Gradual healing (through rest) after sickness or injury.

recuperação
Portuguese
recuperação
Catalan
recuperació
Spanish
recuperación

The act of regaining or saving something lost (or in danger of becoming lost)

recuperação
Usage of recovery in English
1
Business Asia Week Ahead: Can China trade add to the recovery tale?
Reuters
2
The Australian scheme however has some serious problems in the recovery phase.
The Guardian
3
The government had previously said 2013 would be a year of recovery.
Reuters
4
News reports detail a recovery beset by delays, bureaucracy, and political friction.
Radio NZ
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Analysts expect the debt crisis to further delay recovery in the sector.
Reuters
6
However, recovery is possible if an appropriate diagnosis and treatment are made.
Pubmed
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Improving recovery rates should be seen as a civic responsibility, he said.
Reuters
8
They said they now looked forward to a recovery later this year.
The Irish Times
9
Last year marked the third year of recovery for the plan administrators.
Reuters
10
Therefore, the property-led recovery has ended, ANZ said in a research note.
Reuters
11
Share prices point to some recovery in investor confidence in the industry.
Reuters
12
He cautioned that the thousands of Katrina victims still needed recovery assistance.
Reuters
13
Savvy consumers know that keeping people in employment will help economic recovery.
The Irish Times
14
My physical recovery was fine; the emotional recovery was a different matter.
Within arm's reach
15
But from our point of view, it isn't a great recovery time.
The Guardian
16
The environmental recovery in the U.S., Europe and Japan remain unambiguous achievements.
Wired
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Recovery through the time
Recovery across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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