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单词 remedy
释义
remedy
noun[C]
uk
/ˈrem.ə.di/us
/ˈrem.ə.di/
B2
asuccessfulway ofcuringanillnessordealingwith aproblemordifficulty:
疗法，治疗；补救（办法），纠正（办法）
aneffectiveherbalremedyforheadaches用草药治疗头疼的有效疗法
Thebestremedyforgriefis hardwork.排解忧伤的最好办法就是努力工作。
legal remedylawspecialized
a way ofsolvingaproblemororderingsomeone to make apaymentforharmordamagethey havecaused, using adecisionmade in alawcourt:
（依法的）解决办法，救济
We haveexhaustedallpossiblelegalremediesforthisinjustice.为了纠正这一不公正的行为，我们已经采取了一切法律手段。
More examples
  • You canbuymostcoldremedies over thecounter.
  • homeopathicremedies
  • There is awholepanoplyof remedies anddrugsavailableto themoderndoctor.
  • Do youknowof any remedies forsinusproblems?
  • Love is agreatremedy forunhappiness.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Medicine in different forms
  • blister pack
  • bolus
  • Caplet
  • chemotherapy
  • dosage
  • dose
  • elixir
  • enema
  • injectable
  • injection
  • jab
  • jag
  • knockout drops
  • medication
  • mixture
  • patent medicine
  • pharmaceutical
  • phial
  • prescription
  • wonder drug
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Solving and solutions
Court cases, orders & decisions
remedy
verb[T]
formal
uk
/ˈrem.ə.di/us
/ˈrem.ə.di/
to do something tocorrectorimprovesomething that iswrong:
补救；纠正；改进
Thismistakemust be remediedimmediately.这一错误必须立即予以纠正。
Synonym
remediateformal
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Correcting and mending
  • calibration
  • clean(someone/something)up
  • correction
  • fiddle
  • fiddle (around) withsomething
  • fine-tune
  • mess
  • put/setsomeonerightidiom
  • recondition
  • reconstruct
  • reconstruction
  • rectification
  • revise
  • revised
  • servicing
  • set/put the record straightidiom
  • smoothsomethingaway
  • smoothen
  • sort
  • tinker
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(Definition ofremedyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

remedy| American Dictionary

remedy
noun[C]
us
/ˈrem·ə·di/
asubstanceormethodforcuringanillness, or a way ofdealingwith aproblemordifficulty:
coldremedies

remedy

verb[T]us
/ˈrem·əd·i/
We’reworkingto remedy theseshortcomings.
(Definition ofremedyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

remedy| Business English

remedy
noun
uk
/ˈremədi/us
pluralremedies
[CorU]LAW
amethodoflegallysolvingaproblemordisagreement:
Thecompanyisaskingfor the commission's remedies to besuspendedwhile theappealisunderway.
provide/seek/obtain (a) remedyThecourthas thepowertoprovidea remedy by way ofjudicialreview.
See also
legal remedy
[C]
a way ofdealingwith adifficultsituationorsolvingaproblem:
Fiscal, notmonetary,policyshould be thepreferredremedy.
remedy for sthSenators haveproposedhugelydifferent remedies for thegrowinghealthcarecrisis.
(Definition ofremedyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofremedy

remedy
The crucial point was theremedy, financial compensation, or reinstatement.
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The treatment plan toremedythese maladies included oral and parenteral feedings, oral insulin, and wound care.
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The correlation between social problem and administrativeremedyis seldom exact.
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Bilingual education, "diversity" programs, and affirmative action policies aim to do more than assure individual opportunity by remedying specific discriminatory acts.
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There, as we saw, the plaintiff's right toremedyin some sense derived from the right in whose violation the defendant's breach of duty consisted.
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The article concludes with a set of guidelines to anticipate andremedythose comprehension problems.
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As this article has demonstrated, throughout the eighteenth century, there were legal remedies against wrongful confinement, however costly and difficult they were to obtain.
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Invoking such remedies relied on positive law rather than the dangerous abstractions inherent in natural law theory.
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The firstremedywas one granted following a demonstration that a neighbour's property was so dilapidated as to threaten damage to one's own.
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An alternative of extracting market premiums for good environmental practices has had only limited success and is difficult to apply universally toremedygeneral problems.
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The same thing applies to theremedy, made with vegetable and animal components, the efficacy of which depends on respecting prohibitions and sacrificial prescriptions.
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This paper seeks toremedy, at least in part, this neglect.
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If new cases are continually introduced toremedyincompleteness, their number may grow unchecked.
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Deprived of the powerfulremedyof nuisance law, farmers were compelled to fight the issue out in terms of trespass.
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In like manner, this proposal does not provide aremedyto excessive marketing expenditures.
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Collocationswithremedy

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These are words often used in combination withremedy.

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adequate remedy
The point here is the same: should an order for forfeiture be made when damages would be an adequate remedy?
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alternative remedy
He has analternativeremedy.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
appropriate remedy
Second, trespass fails to capture theappropriateremedyfor violations of an injunction.
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