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(a) (of lost property, wreck) récupération f; (of debt) recouvrement m, récupération f; (of money, deposit) récupération f;∎ the recovery of his sight changed his life le fait de recouvrer la vue a transformé sa vie(b) (from illness) rétablissement m, guérison f;∎ to make a speedy recovery se remettre vite;∎ to be on the way or road to recovery être en voie de guérison;∎ she is making a good recovery elle est en bonne voie de guérison;∎ he is past or beyond recovery (patient) on ne peut plus rien faire pour lui, il est dans un état désespéré(c) (of economy) relance f, redressement m; (of prices, shares) redressement m, remontée f; (of currency) redressement m; (of market, business) reprise f;∎ Sport to stage or to make a recovery reprendre le dessus;∎ the country made a slow recovery after the war le pays s'est rétabli lentement après la guerre;∎ to be past or beyond recovery (situation) être irrémédiable ou sans espoir; (loss) être irrécupérable ou irréparable►► recovery plan plan m de redressement;Medicine recovery position position f latérale de sécurité;American recovery program = programme d'aide aux personnes souffrant d'une accoutumance;Medicine recovery room salle f de réanimation;recovery ship navire m de récupération;British recovery vehicle dépanneuse f;recovery vessel navire m de récupération -
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recovery [rɪˈkʌvərɪ]1. noun• to make a full recovery (from illness) guérir complètement ; (from operation) se remettre complètement• to be in recovery (from alcohol, drug addiction) être en cure de désintoxication• a recovery in sales/in the housing market une reprise des ventes/du marché de l'immobilierc. ( = retrieval) récupération fd. ( = regaining) [of territory] reconquête f2. compounds• to put sb in the recovery position mettre qn en position latérale de sécurité ► recovery vehicle noun dépanneuse f* * *[rɪ'kʌvərɪ]1) ( getting better) rétablissement m, guérison f; fig (of team, player) ressaisissement mto make a recovery — ( from illness) se rétablir, guérir; (from mistake, defeat) se ressaisir
2) Economics, Finance (of economy, country, company, market) relance f, reprise f; (of shares, prices) remontée f3) ( getting back) ( of vehicle) rapatriement m; ( of money) récupération f; (of costs, debts) recouvrement m; ( of losses) réparation f -
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∎ her help brought a speedy end to the dispute son aide a permis de mettre rapidement fin au différend;∎ to wish sb a speedy recovery souhaiter à qn un prompt rétablissement -
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heartfelt ['hɑ:tfelt](apology, thanks) sincère;∎ a heartfelt wish un souhait qui vient (du fond) du cœur;∎ she expressed a heartfelt wish to see her country again elle exprima le souhait sincère de revoir son pays;∎ with our heartfelt wishes for a speedy recovery avec nos vœux sincères de prompt rétablissement -
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quick [kwɪk]1. adjectivea. ( = rapid) [train, movement, decision] rapide ; [recovery, answer] prompt• be quick! dépêche-toi !b. ( = lively) [mind] vif• he was quick to see that... il a tout de suite vu que...• she was quick to point out that... elle n'a pas manqué de faire remarquer que...2. adverb( = quickly) quick, over here! vite, par ici !3. compounds• there is no quick fix to the country's economic problems il n'y a pas de solution miracle aux problèmes économiques du pays ► quick-setting adjective [cement] à prise rapide ; [jelly] qui prend facilement* * *[kwɪk] 1.noun Anatomy, Medicine chair f vive2.to the quick — [bite nails] jusqu'au sang
1) ( speedy) [pace, reply, profit, meal] rapide; [storm, shower] bref/brèvethe quickest way to... — le meilleur moyen de...
2) ( clever) [child, student] vif/vive d'espritto be quick at — être bon/bonne en [arithmetic]
3) ( prompt)4) ( lively)3.••a quick one — = quickie 1, 2
to cut ou sting somebody to the quick — piquer quelqu'un au vif
to make a quick buck — (colloq) gagner de l'argent facile
to make a quick killing — (colloq) faire fortune rapidement
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B adj1 ( speedy) [pace, train, heartbeat] rapide ; [solution, reply, profit, result] rapide ; [storm, shower of rain] bref/brève ; [meal] sur le pouce, rapide ; to make a quick phone call passer un coup de téléphone rapide ; to have a quick coffee prendre un café en vitesse ; I'm going to have a quick wash je vais faire une toilette rapide ; the quickest way to get there is… le chemin le plus rapide pour y aller est… ; she's a quick worker elle travaille vite ; the quickest way to lose your friends is to… le meilleur moyen de perdre ses amis est de… ; she wasn't quick enough elle n'a pas été assez rapide ; we'll have to make a quick decision il faudra que nous nous décidions rapidement ; we're hoping for a quick sale nous espérons que cela se vendra rapidement ; we had a quick chat about our plans nous avons rapidement discuté de nos projets ; to make a quick recovery se rétablir vite ; to pay a quick visit to sb faire une petite visite à qn ; be quick (about it)! dépêche-toi! ; a quick hit ( on drugs) sensation f de jouissance brève et forte (due à la prise de drogue) ;2 ( clever) [child, student] vif/vive d'esprit ; to be quick at arithmetic être bon/bonne en arithmétique ;3 ( prompt) to be quick to do être prompt à faire ; to be quick to anger/take offence/defend one's friends être prompt à s'emporter/s'offenser/défendre ses amis ; to be quick to learn, to be a quick learner apprendre vite ; to be (too) quick to criticize/condemn critiquer/condamner (trop) facilement ; to be quick to admit one's mistakes être prêt à reconnaître ses erreurs ; she was quick to see the advantages elle a tout de suite vu les avantages ;4 ( lively) to have a quick temper s'emporter facilement ; a quick temper un tempérament vif ; to have a quick wit avoir l'esprit vif.a quick one = quickie 1, 2, 3 ; the quick and the dead les vivants et les morts ; to cut ou sting sb to the quick piquer qn au vif ; to make a quick buck gagner de l'argent facile ; to make a quick killing faire fortune rapidement.
См. также в других словарях:
speedy recovery — wishes for a quick recuperation (to an ill or injured person) … English contemporary dictionary
recovery — n. 1) to make a recovery 2) a quick, rapid, speedy; remarkable; slow recovery (the patient made a quick recovery) 3) an economic recovery 4) a recovery from 5) (misc.) to wish smb. a speedy recovery * * * [rɪ kʌv(ə)rɪ] rapid remarkable speedy… … Combinatory dictionary
recovery — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ amazing, astonishing (BrE), dramatic, excellent, miraculous, remarkable ▪ Laura made a miraculous recovery. ▪ good … Collocations dictionary
speedy — [[t]spi͟ːdi[/t]] speedier, speediest ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n A speedy process, event, or action happens or is done very quickly. We wish Bill a speedy recovery... This would be a very speedy trial... I ll sell at a discount in return for a speedy… … English dictionary
recovery — re|cov|er|y [ rı kʌvəri ] noun *** 1. ) singular or uncount the process of becoming fit and healthy again after an illness or injury: make a recovery: The doctors expect Josie to make a full and speedy recovery. recovery from: his recovery from… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
recovery */*/*/ — UK [rɪˈkʌv(ə)rɪ] / US [rɪˈkʌvərɪ] noun 1) [singular/uncountable] the process of becoming fit and healthy again after an illness or injury make a recovery: The doctors expect Josie to make a full and speedy recovery. recovery from: his recovery… … English dictionary
speedy — adjective 1 happening or done quickly or without delay: We hope you make a speedy recovery. | The accusations brought a speedy denial. 2 a speedy car goes fast speedily adverb speediness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
speedy — UK [ˈspiːdɪ] / US [ˈspɪdɪ] adjective Word forms speedy : adjective speedy comparative speedier superlative speediest 1) happening very quickly We all wish you a speedy recovery (= we hope you are well again very soon). 2) capable of moving very… … English dictionary
speedy — speed|y [ˈspi:di] adj comparative speedier superlative speediest 1.) happening or done quickly or without delay = ↑quick ▪ a speedy recovery from injury 2.) a speedy car, boat etc goes fast = ↑fast >speedily adv ▪ … Dictionary of contemporary English
speedy — speed|y [ spidi ] adjective 1. ) something that is speedy happens very quickly: We all wish you a speedy recovery (=we hope you are well again very soon). 2. ) capable of moving very fast … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
speedy — speedily, adv. speediness, n. /spee dee/, adj., speedier, speediest. 1. characterized by speed; rapid; swift; fast. 2. coming, given, or arrived at quickly or soon; prompt; not delayed: a speedy recovery. [1325 75; ME spedy. See SPEED, Y1] Syn. 1 … Universalium