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单词 regeneration
释义
regeneration
noun[U]
uk
/rɪˌdʒen.ərˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/rɪˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

regenerationnoun[U](IMPROVEMENT)

theactofimprovingaplaceorsystem,especiallyby making it moreactiveorsuccessful:
改造；重建
Thecounciliscommittedto aprogrammeofurbanregeneration.政务委员会决心要开展城区改造项目。
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  • Our "historicheritage" is animportantingredientin the regeneration of 21st-centuryBritain.
  • Akeygoalfor Madrid isurbanregeneration,includingenvironmentallyconsciousdevelopments.
  • Thehopeis that, with regeneration, ahigherclassoftouristwill again beattractedto Abkhazia.
  • Theinvestmentwas madeknowingthat Las Vegas is one of the country's fastest-growingcitiesand that a regenerationplanwas under waythroughoutdowntown.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Making things better
  • add salt tosomethingidiom
  • allay
  • alleviate
  • alleviation
  • ameliorate
  • cultivate
  • leavening
  • liven(something)up
  • lubricate
  • make a differenceidiom
  • make a world of differenceidiom
  • relieve
  • revitalize
  • revivify
  • revolutionize
  • salvage
  • salve
  • save the dayidiom
  • sharpen
  • tonic
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Restoring and reviving

regenerationnoun[U](GROWTH)

biology,medicalspecialized
theactof somethinggrowingor beinggrownagain:
再生
Thetreatmentpromotesregeneration ofnervecellsin thespinalcord.这种治疗促使脊髓内的神经细胞再生。
Naturalforestregeneration on deforestedlandexertsacontrollinginfluenceoncarbondioxideemissions.在被砍伐的林地上进行自然森林再生会起到控制二氧化碳排放的效果。
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  • Thecellsaredifficulttoharvest, and oftenrequiredamageto thehostorgan, which isawkwardif they are to be usedclinicallyfor regeneration of the sameorgan.
  • There was sometissueregeneration, andneurons, axons, and dendrites may also be reconnecting.
  • In theareaofspinalcordregeneration, we arecertainlyamong theelite.
  • Not since thesummerof 1990 has adroughtexposedthis much of Lake Okeechobee'smarshes,allowingregeneration ofnativeplantlife.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal & plant biology - general words
  • abiotic
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  • anatomically correct
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  • anti-Darwinism
  • biodiversity
  • botany
  • Darwinism
  • entomological
  • entomologist
  • eukaryote
  • fight-or-flight
  • morphology
  • poisonous
  • pseudopod
  • recolonization
  • recolonize
  • regenerative
  • restimulate
  • zoology
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regenerate
(Definition ofregenerationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofregeneration

regeneration
Finally, is gap-phaseregenerationof a largeseeded timber species affected by proximity of a mature conspecific to the gap?
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Ultimately, long-term field data on tree seedling survival and growth will provide further insights into speciesregenerationresponses during tropical rain forest succession.
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Environmental impacts on tropical rainforest dipterocarp tree seedlingregeneration.
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In tropical moist forest, advanceregenerationin the form of shade-suppressed seedlings is a major component of regrowth in new gaps.
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Presence of forest or even initial stages of forestregenerationis associated with sharply lower land values, holding observable characteristics constant.
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It seems clear that naturalregenerationin logged forest should be assisted through silviculture.
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Because the goals for our studies differed, the two data sets were not distributed evenly across the different categories ofregenerationrequirement and adult stature.
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A history of clumsyregenerationprojects in some areas provided the conference with live examples for discussions on renewal and conservation.
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Urbanregenerationmechanisms talk of the intention to empower communities through participation in partnerships.
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These results indicate that gap-size and severity of disturbance (number of fallen logs) affect diversity andregeneration.
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Recovery was not associated with severity of leaf damage but more individuals with no signs ofregenerationappeared among plants that had severe stem damage.
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The chapters on urbanregenerationprogrammes are probably the most disappointing.
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Fodder and grass are the products that become available right from the beginning when forests are enclosed forregenerationpurpose.
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This is a resource that even governmentregenerationprogrammes and the development of community leadership cannot match.
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The plot is cultivated for a few years and then left fallow forregenerationof biomass.
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