regain

美 [rɪˈɡeɪn]
英 [rɪ'ɡeɪn]
  • n.恢复；夺回；收回；复得
  • v.夺回；回收；再到
第三人称单数：regains  现在分词：regaining  过去式：regained  

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v.
1.
取回,夺回,收复,恢复(失物,失地,健康等);回收
2.
再到,回到(某地,某种状态)
n.
1.
收回;复得;夺回,收复;恢复
2.
(纤维的)回潮(率)

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全部全部,恢复恢复,夺回夺回,收回收回,复得复得,回收回收,再到再到
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1.
This determines how much Effectiveness the unit loses due to combat, how quickly it regains it afterwards, and its maximum Effectiveness.
决定了效力在战斗中的损失程度以及恢复能力，同时也决定了最大效力值。
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2.
The economy not only regains its lost ground, but, within a year, it typically catches up to its rising long-run trend.
经济不仅会收复失地，而且一般来说，一年之内，就会追赶上它的长期增长趋势。
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3.
The gray corresponds to immobility without hope; it tends to despair when it becomes dark and regains little hope when it lightens.
灰色相当于不动没有希望，它往往绝望时，变得黑暗，恢复希望渺茫时减轻。
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4.
Wayne Bridge is determined to win his place in the Chelsea side once his regains his fitness.
布里奇希望他的身体能恢复后力争在斯坦福桥赢得他的位置。
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5.
However, after his mansion was robbed, he never regains his former glory.
但是，后来府上遭抢，从此不复往日光景。
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6.
Whether through to save two the reduced uncertainty, causes the market trend to be stable, regains investor's confidence.
能否通过拯救“两房”减少不确定性，使市场趋向稳定，恢复投资者的信心。
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7.
HMV's logo famously shows a terrier listening intently to a gramophone; even the indies hope the top dog regains its form.
HMV著名的商标上画了一只小狗专心的听着古老的唱片机；甚至那些独立唱片公司都希望“领头狗”能够重镇威武。
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8.
Is used to declare a variable, the value of that variable is preserved even if the variable loses and then regains scope.
声明一个变量，当变量失去并重新获得作用域时，该变量的值仍会保留。
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9.
She's usually still in state or quickly regains it, and it's SUPER easy to build comfort over the phone.
她通常会进入状态，或很快想起它，那样很容易建立舒适感。我也使用Mystery’svisualizationtechnique。
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10.
When this virus regains the ability to circulate, it is called a circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV).
当这种病毒重新获得传播能力后，就被称为传播的疫苗衍生脊髓灰质炎病毒（cVDPV）。
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