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Meanings of recuperate in English

Portuguese
recuperar
Catalan
recuperar
Spanish
recuperar

To return to health and strength after illness.

recuperar
Usage of recuperate in English
1
The 66-year-old DUP leader left hospital on Friday to recuperate at home.
The Irish Times
2
It's just that if you need some further time to recuperate -
Complete Books of Blood
3
When the boat reached Genoa, he was left in Italy to recuperate.
The Guardian
4
Since then I've done only what I must to survive and recuperate.
Surrender to the will of the night
5
Security guard Elmer Thompson had suffered a slight concussion, but would recuperate.
When twilight comes
6
There I would recuperate, and this time I would not rush things.
The Great Book of Amber
7
Barrent needed time to recuperate from his violent entry into Omegan life.
The Status Civilization
8
He couldn't afford to relax and recuperate like a real high-ranking cadre.
Don't Cry Tai Lake
9
If properly made, they recuperate quickly after polarization due to heavy use.
Cyclopedia of Telephony and Telegraphy, Vol. 1 / A General Refer...
10
They would then need to recuperate at home for 30 days, he said.
Reuters
11
After Lexi's ordeal, however, he'd brought her to Maine to recuperate.
Mistress of the game
12
The plan was for Earl to recuperate there for five or six days.
Rock and Ice Magazine
13
Heris had gone back to Brothe, to recuperate at her grandfather's town house.
Surrender to the will of the night
14
What actions can I take to recuperate my money that I consider stolen?
Radio NZ
15
You can recuperate with all the comforts of a home away from home.
The South African
16
To reflect, recuperate, strengthen existing relationships and even forge new relationships.
Radio NZ
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common