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单词 regenerative
释义
regenerative
adjective
uk
/rɪˈdʒen.ə.rə.tɪv/us
/rɪˈdʒen.ə.rə.t̬ɪv/

regenerativeadjective(GROWING)

biology,medicalspecialized
relatingto somethinggrowingor beinggrownagain:
再生的
Scientistshopetotransformthecellsintoreplacementpartsfordamagedorgans,heraldinga newageof regenerativemedicine.科学家希望能将细胞转变为受损器官的替代件，开辟再生医药的新时代。
On hiswheatfarmhesawfirsthandthe regenerativepowersoffireon cropland.在他的小麦农场上，他亲眼目睹了大火让农田再生的威力。
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  • Thecellsparticipatedin a regenerativeprocessthatrestoredtheinjuredmusclealmostback tocompletehealth.
  • Webelievein thepotentialfor regenerativesciencetoadvancesubstantiallyin the next 100years.
  • We need tounderstandthemechanismsof regenerativemedicineforrepairofdiseasedordegeneratedcellsandtissue.
  • UC Berkeleyscientistsare astepclosertounderstandinghow aseriesofmolecularswitchescanturnon or off the regenerativepowerofstemcellsthatnormallybuildnewmuscletissueafter it has beendamaged.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal & plant biology - general words
  • abiotic
  • anatomical
  • anatomically correct
  • anti-Darwinian
  • anti-Darwinism
  • biodiversity
  • botany
  • Darwinism
  • entomological
  • entomologist
  • eukaryote
  • fight-or-flight
  • morphology
  • poisonous
  • pseudopod
  • recolonization
  • recolonize
  • regeneration
  • restimulate
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regenerativeadjective(IMPROVING)

relatingto theimprovementof aplaceorsystem,especiallyby making it moreactiveorsuccessful, or to making apersonfeelhappierand morepositive:
改造的；重生的
Theseprogrammeswereidentifiedby thegovernmentascentraltourbanregenerativestrategies.这些项目被政府定为城区改造计划的核心。
Shefoundsoakinginwarmsaltwatervery regenerative.她发现用热盐水泡澡让人满血复活。
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  • Largercomplexeswillofferawiderrangeofleisurefacilities, which will have a regenerativeeffectonlocalcommunities.
  • I'm told the newbuildingis already having a regenerativeeffectonpreviouslyunderusedparklandnearby.
  • Ofcourseartcan be "accessible", "regenerative", and "life-enhancing", but thosecharacteristicscan only come about within afreeculture.
  • But there arereasonsto beoptimistic,beginningwith theirrepressiblespirit,energy, and regenerativepowerofjazzitself.
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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

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regenerate
(Definition ofregenerativefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofregenerative

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The cells are able to self-renew and differentiate in culture and this suggests they have a lot of possibilities forregenerativemedical applications.
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Inregenerativebridges examined between 7-21 days after transection, there was a wide variation in axon maturation.
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Further studies are needed to show whether either the cellular composition of the graft or how it has been purified affects theregenerativepotential.
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Theregenerativeamplifier included in the amplifier introduces some prepulses several nanoseconds before the main pulse.
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As the naturalregenerativerate of such resources is zero, they can be regarded as a limiting case of renewable natural resources.
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Dotted lines indicate the peak of the decay or plateau phase of theregenerativewaveform (excluding the spikes).
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Regenerativegrowth in fossil horsetails following burial by alluvium.
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Instead, axons eventually form a central, self-associating core in theregenerativebridge.
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This suggests thatregenerativeresponses may constitute a normal part of the response to photic stimulation in on-type bipolar neurons.
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As sometimes proves to be the case, however, an exciting andregenerativeconference was followed by a written publication of considerably less import.
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The distinct proper ties of the spontaneousregenerativeactivity observed among different bipolar cell groups must reflect their intrinsic membrane proper ties.
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The aim of this article is not to extend the theory onregenerativecomposition structures or to add a newregenerativestructure to the literature.
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Since there obviously were negative feedbacks within the brain, why notregenerativeones?
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Thus, the presence of plaques enhances the ability to transmit transient signals for which there are thresholds or that areregenerative.
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Regenerativemedicine - stem-cell therapy, transplant surgery, to re-establish functionality in failing organs.
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