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Meanings of convalesce in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "recover"
Examples for "recover"
1
In this way only can France recover the moral leadership of Europe.
2
Consumer confidence will take a long time to recover, the letter said.
3
Italian Food was published as Europe began to recover from that nightmare.
4
Francois Reyl said he was confident Orient Express' share price could recover.
5
ARCs have, of course, been able to recover debt from some companies.
1
Borrowing more year after year is not the cure, the report said.
2
She needed fresh air and a long cure, out west, in Europe.
3
In what follows I shall consider the problems of prevention and cure.
4
With these simple conditions, I look upon the cure as absolutely certain.
5
A cure for male infertility is still a long way off, however.
1
The 66-year-old DUP leader left hospital on Friday to recuperate at home.
2
It's just that if you need some further time to recuperate -
3
When the boat reached Genoa, he was left in Italy to recuperate.
4
Since then I've done only what I must to survive and recuperate.
5
Security guard Elmer Thompson had suffered a slight concussion, but would recuperate.
Usage of convalesce in inglés
1
These were happy days; I had nothing to do but to convalesce.
2
I would be carried to the Sacred Springs to convalesce-ifI lived.
3
He moved to Majorca to convalesce, starting his first novel in 1955.
4
Afterward, most patients were sent off to outlying hospitals to convalesce.
5
The poor countries are going about their business while the developed economies convalesce.
6
At last, however, the remedies arrived, and the men began rapidly to convalesce.
7
I remotely and futilely convalesce from the sickness I never had.
8
Like as not he'll want me to take a year off to convalesce!
9
Because of an administrative bungle, some soldiers were left to convalesce in the hospital.
10
It took Mrs. Upton a fortnight to get over one of these visits-toconvalesce.
11
There, under Dr. Gibbs's kind care, you may convalesce rapidly.
12
He was anticipating a long recovery, and she would have to convalesce for several months.
13
They saved it in the end and sent him down to my place to convalesce.
14
You continued to convalesce and I kept on thinking.
15
She had been offered several refuges in which to convalesce when she came out of hospital.
16
Hardly had Jacques begun to convalesce, and she could breathe again, when Madeleine made them all uneasy.
About this term
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Translations for convalesce
portugués
catalán
Convalesce through the time