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Traducción & Definición
a recovery: una recuperación
I wished my sick mother a speedy recovery. Deseé a mi madre enferma una pronta recuperación.
to recover (from an illness): recuperarse, reponerse (de una enfermedad)
Pronunciation examples
UK: Mrs Smith, you have made a complete recovery from your mental illness!
US: Who's Miss Smith? I'm Marilyn Monroe! I've recovered!
Ejemplos
- "Anosmia may be permanent, although a handful of patients have reported a full recovery."
- "The bear shot by Warbuckle, affectionately known as "Cinnamon" by the veterinarians supervising its recovery, is in stable condition at the Amarillo Valley Bear Clinic."
Ejercicio 1
In the encyclopedia definition above, we read that "some people have reported a recovery" from Anosmia.
Choose the sentence from the list below which is closest in meaning to this phrase.
Choose the sentence from the list below which is closest in meaning to this phrase.
In the encyclopedia definition above, we read that "some people have reported a recovery" from Anosmia.
Choose the sentence from the list below which is closest in meaning to this phrase.
Choose the sentence from the list below which is closest in meaning to this phrase.
This is incorrect. "To report a recovery" does not indicate that a group has "discovered a cure" for Anosmia.
In this context, the verb "to recover" expresses the act of "getting well" or "becoming healthy" such as after a disease or illness. For example: He took 3 weeks to recover after he got malaria. If some people have reported a recovery from Anosmia, then they have gotten well, or become healthy again after having it.
Hmmm. An interesting theory, but unfortunately this is incorrect. Maybe some day diseases will come from outer space, but until then we will just have to be patient.
Ejercicio 2
Select all the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
Select all the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
This statement is not true. We read in the article that Warbuckle "refused to comment" on his case, which indicates that Warbuckle did not speak publicly regarding his situation.
This statement is not true. In the article, we read that Warbuckle was "released after posting the quarter million dollar bail". This means that Warbuckle left prison after paying the sum of money the judge demanded.
This is a true statement. In the article we read that Warbuckle's arrest could have "financial implications" for Warbuckle and for his business partners. The Delavigne Corporation is mentioned in the next sentence of the text as being vulnerable or susceptible to financial losses.
This is a true statement. In the article, we read that Ernest Marshall found a "shotgun shell lodged in the hindquarters" of the bear cub. A shotgun is a large gun, sometimes used for hunting, and a "shotgun shell" is the type of ammunition within it. A shotgun shell refers to the ammunition itself, and not just the casing of the cartridge. In this context, "lodged" means "stuck".
This statement is not true. Cinnamon is in "stable condition", which indicates that she is still alive. Also we read that veterinarians are "supervising (Cinnamon's) recovery", which is another clear indication that the bear is still living.
Ejercicio 3
Let's play fill in the blanks! Find the appropriate terms. They are all included in the above text on Anosmia you just read. Use the clues to help you!
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a Viet Cong sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious (a wound, physical damage, trauma). I was in very bad (a state of health), and so my fellow soldiers airlifted me back to our base in Hanoi in a green helicopter.
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a Viet Cong sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious (a wound, physical damage, trauma). I was in very bad (a state of health), and so my fellow soldiers airlifted me back to our base in Hanoi in a green helicopter.
Let's play fill in the blanks! Find the appropriate terms. They are all included in the above text on Anosmia you just read. Use the clues to help you!
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a Viet Cong sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious injury 1 (a wound, physical damage, trauma). I was in very bad condition 2 (a state of health), and so my fellow soldiers airlifted me back to our base in Hanoi in a green helicopter.
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a Viet Cong sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious injury 1 (a wound, physical damage, trauma). I was in very bad condition 2 (a state of health), and so my fellow soldiers airlifted me back to our base in Hanoi in a green helicopter.
1 injury: Another word for "wound" is "injury". Both terms refer to damage to the body (physical and sometimes even mental). For example: I suffered an injury when the dentist drilled a hole in my cheek. In the text about Anosmia, we read that the condition can be caused by severe head "injuries".
2 condition: A "condition" is defined as a "state of health." The word "condition" has many different meanings, but in this context, a condition is a "health problem", "sickness" or even a disease (though these terms aren't totally synonymous). Example: She has a skin condition, and she gets big red buttons when she eats meat.
Ejercicio 4
Let's play fill in the blanks! Find the appropriate terms from the text you just read about Anosmia. Use the synonyms to help you.
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious (a wound, physical damage, trauma). Due to my poor , (a state of health), my fellow soldiers took me back to our base in Hanoi for treatment.
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious (a wound, physical damage, trauma). Due to my poor , (a state of health), my fellow soldiers took me back to our base in Hanoi for treatment.
Let's play fill in the blanks! Find the appropriate terms from the text you just read about Anosmia. Use the synonyms to help you.
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious injury 1 (a wound, physical damage, trauma). Due to my poor condition 2, (a state of health), my fellow soldiers took me back to our base in Hanoi for treatment.
Back when I was in the jungles of Vietnam, I was shot in the arm by a sniper named Charlie. The bullet hit my arm, and caused a serious injury 1 (a wound, physical damage, trauma). Due to my poor condition 2, (a state of health), my fellow soldiers took me back to our base in Hanoi for treatment.
1 injury: Another word for "wound" is "injury". Both terms refer to damage to the body (physical and sometimes even mental). For example: I suffered an injury when the dentist drilled a hole in my cheek. In the text about Anosmia, we read that the condition can be caused by severe head "injuries".
2 condition: A "condition" is defined as a "state of health." The word "condition" has many different meanings, but in this context, a condition is a "health problem", "sickness" or even a disease (though these terms aren't totally synonymous). Example: She has a skin condition, and she gets a rash every time it snows.
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