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单词 rehabilitate
释义
rehabilitate
verb[T]
uk
/ˌriː.həˈbɪl.ɪ.teɪt/us
/ˌriː.həˈbɪl.ə.teɪt/
toreturnsomeone to a good,healthy, ornormallifeorconditionafter they have been inprison, been veryill, etc.:
使康复；使恢复（正常生活）；使（囚犯）获得改造
Theprisonserviceshouldtryto rehabilitateprisonersso that they canleadnormalliveswhen theyleaveprison.监狱应该努力改造犯人，使他们在刑满释放后能重新过上正常生活。
Physiotherapy ispartof rehabilitatingaccidentvictims.理疗是对事故受伤者进行康复治疗的一部分。
After 20yearsinofficialdisgrace, she's been rehabilitated(= given apositivepublicimageagain).在受到官方贬弹20年后，她终于恢复了名誉。
toreturnsomething to a goodcondition:
修复；把…翻新
We need toreplaceor rehabilitate thebridge.我们需要更换或是修复这座桥梁。
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(Definition ofrehabilitatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rehabilitate| American Dictionary

rehabilitate
verb[T]
us
/ˌri·həˈbɪl·ɪˌteɪt,ˌri·ə-/
-bb-(short formrehab,us/ˈriˌhæb/)
toreturnsomeone to ahealthyorusualconditionor way ofliving, or toreturnsomething to goodcondition:
Theaimis to rehabilitate theprisonersso that they canleadproductiveliveswhen they arereleased.
Thatbuilderrehabilitatesolderhousingwhich he thensellsfor aprofit.

rehabilitation

noun[U]us
/ˌri·həˌbɪl·əˈteɪ·ʃən,ˌri·ə-/(short formrehab,us/ˈriˌhæb/)
How much rehabilitation willyourkneerequire?
(Definition ofrehabilitatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrehabilitate

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Longstanding ageist prejudice has tended to create a negative aura surrounding words such as ' elderly ' and such words need to be rehabilitated.
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The group was seen as being incapable of being rehabilitated, so that the solutions were segregation or sterilization.
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The role of plantation forests in rehabilitating degraded tropical ecosystems.
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Many grasslands are now being acknowledged as having a multifunctional role in producing food and rehabilitating crop lands, in environmental management and cultural heritage.
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Convicted criminals need to be rehabilitated rather than punished (agree/disagree).
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Political reformers would have had the challenge of not only introducing, but also rehabilitating, liberalism in the collective political consciousness.
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Scientists who had been persecuted were publicly rehabilitated, and the graduate system was resumed.
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As discussed in section 1, functionalists have disagreed significantly amongst themselves over how mental causation could best be rehabilitated.
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Agroforestry approaches for rehabilitating degraded lands after tropical deforestation.
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All the landowners were given cash compensation and land and rehabilitated elsewhere.
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He prophesied that in the future the victims might be rehabilitated (p. 96).
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Farmers were willing to invest in rehabilitating their land where systems also produced products or income.
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Such factors may decrease the biodiversity of reintroduced vegetation at rehabilitated sites and, thus, reduce the effectiveness of an ex situ collection.
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When mechanisms for explaining yield differences on soils with different levels of degradation are better understood, these soils can be rehabilitated and large yields obtained using technologies appropriate for farmers.
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Also, since perennial export crops are less soil erosive, and productivity can be improved from rehabilitating existing plantations, it is plausible that land expansion would be slower than for annuals.
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