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1 rehab hospital
■ Institution where athletes rest and recuperate their physical strength after injury or illness.Syn. rehab hospital■ Der Rehabilitation dienende Einrichtung. -
2 Hendricks Equine Rehab Opportunities
Veterinary medicine: HEROУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Hendricks Equine Rehab Opportunities
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3 Medicaid Rehab Option
Law: MROУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Medicaid Rehab Option
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4 National Rehab Property, Inc.
NASDAQ: NRPIУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > National Rehab Property, Inc.
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5 Non Rehab
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6 Rehabilitation
f; -, -en rehabilitation (auch MED. und sozial), Am. umg. rehab* * *die Rehabilitationrehabilitation* * *Re|ha|bi|li|ta|ti|on [rehabilita'tsioːn]frehabilitation; (von Ruf, Ehre) vindication* * *Re·ha·bi·li·ta·ti·on<-, -en>[rehabilitaˈtsi̯o:n]f1. SOZIOL rehabilitation2. (geh) rehabilitation, vindication* * *auf Reha gehen/sein go into/be in rehab* * *f.rehabilitation n. -
7 Reha
f; -, -s; Abk.1. Rehabilitation2. Rehaklinik* * *Re·ha<->[ˈre:ha]* * *auf Reha gehen/sein go into/be in rehab -
8 капитальный ремонт
1) General subject: basic repair, big repair, full (big, capital) repair, major overhaul, renewal, thorough overhaul, complete overhaul, gut rehab (когда уж совсем капитальный и остаются практически одни стены http://www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/June-2008/One-House-Three-Ways/Web-Extra-Should-You-Do-a-Gut-Rehab/), overhaul, rehabbing, home remodeling2) Naval: extensive repair, through repairs3) Military: depot overhaul4) Engineering: general maintenance, heavy overhaul, rebuilding, workover (скважины), workover job (скважины)5) Agriculture: renewals6) Chemistry: overhauling7) Construction: capital repairs (здания), major repairs (AD)8) Railway term: complete overhauling, overall repair9) Law: capital repair10) Economy: complete repairs, heavy repair, heavy repairs, major maintenance, thorough repairs11) Accounting: extraordinary repairs (вызывающий изменение ликвидационной стоимости (residual value) или срока эксплуатации (useful life))12) Automobile industry: major repair13) Metallurgy: general overhaul, overhaul repairs14) Telecommunications: heavy maintenance15) Oil: FR (full repair), MOH (major overhaul), OH (overhaul), WO (скважины, well-workover operation), full repair, overhaul repair, thorough repair, total overhaul, maintenance overhaul, top overhaul16) Sociology: alteration, conversion, modernization, reconstruction17) Business: capital repairs, extensive repairs, overhaul maintenance18) Sakhalin energy glossary: capitalized workover, major turnaround, overhaul (turnaround, workovers), reworking operations, turnaround, workovers20) Sakhalin R: major turnaround (see: workovers), overhaul (turnaround, workovers)21) Makarov: master overhaul, rehabilitation22) Cement: revision, turnover jobУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > капитальный ремонт
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9 erneuern
I v/t2. (reparieren) repair, mend; (Dach, Haus) renovate, Am. auch rehabilitate, rehab umg.; (Gemälde) restore3. (Versprechen, Vertrag) renew; (wiederholen) repeat; (Ausweis, Lizenz, Patent etc.) renew; (System) reform4. fig. (Bekanntschaft, Freundschaft) revive* * *to regenerate; to renovate; to recondition; to renew;sich erneuernto regenerate* * *er|neu|ern [ɛɐ'nɔyɐn] ptp erneuertvtto renew; Forderung, Kritik to reiterate; (= renovieren) to renovate; (= restaurieren) to restore; (= auswechseln) Öl to change; Maschinenteile to replace; (= wieder beleben) to reviveeinen Vertrag ernéúern — to renew a contract
* * *1) (to begin, do, produce etc again: He renewed his efforts; We must renew our attack on drug abuse.) renew2) (to cause (eg a licence) to continue for another or longer period of time: My television licence has to be renewed in October.) renew3) (to make new or fresh or as if new again: The panels on the doors have all been renewed.) renew4) (to improve eg paintwork, a photograph etc by small touches: The photograph had been touched up.) touch up* * *er·neu·ern *[ɛɐ̯ˈnɔyɐn]vt▪ etw \erneuern to change sth, to replace sth▪ etw \erneuern lassen to have sth renovated [or repaired3. (verlängern)▪ etw \erneuern to renew sth▪ etw \erneuern to restore sth* * *1.transitives Verb1) (auswechseln) replace3) (verlängern lassen) extend, renew <permit, licence, contract>2.reflexives Verb < nature, growth> renew itself* * *A. v/t2. (reparieren) repair, mend; (Dach, Haus) renovate, US auch rehabilitate, rehab umg; (Gemälde) restore3. (Versprechen, Vertrag) renew; (wiederholen) repeat; (Ausweis, Lizenz, Patent etc) renew; (System) reform4. fig (Bekanntschaft, Freundschaft) revive* * *1.transitives Verb1) (auswechseln) replace3) (verlängern lassen) extend, renew <permit, licence, contract>2.reflexives Verb <nature, growth> renew itself* * *v.to regenerate v.to remake v.(§ p.,p.p.: remade)to renew v. -
10 rehabilitieren
I v/t rehabilitate, Am. umg. rehabII v/refl: sich ( voll) rehabilitieren achieve (complete) rehabilitation; (Ansehen wiederherstellen) (completely) restore one’s reputation* * *to vindicate; to rehabilitate* * *re|ha|bi|li|tie|ren [rehabili'tiːrən] ptp rehabilitiert1. vtto rehabilitate2. vrto rehabilitate oneself* * *(to bring (a criminal or someone who has been ill) back to a normal life, normal standards of behaviour etc by treatment or training.) rehabilitate* * *re·ha·bi·li·tie·ren *[rehabiliˈti:rən]vt1. SOZIOL▪ jdn \rehabilitieren to rehabilitate sb2. (geh)* * *A. v/t rehabilitate, US umg rehabB. v/r:sich (voll) rehabilitieren achieve (complete) rehabilitation; (Ansehen wiederherstellen) (completely) restore one’s reputation* * *v.to rehabilitate v. -
11 renovieren
* * *to redecorate; to renovate* * *re|no|vie|ren [reno'viːrən] ptp renoviertvtto renovate; (= tapezieren etc) to redecorate, to do up (inf)* * *(to make as good as new again: to renovate an old building.) renovate* * *re·no·vie·ren *[renoˈvi:rən]vt▪ etw \renovieren to renovate [or refurbish] sth* * *transitives Verb renovate; redecorate <room, flat>* * ** * *transitives Verb renovate; redecorate <room, flat>* * *v.to redecorate v.to renovate v.to upholster v. -
12 Umbau
m Pl. -e oder -ten1. eines Hauses: renovation, Am. auch rehab; zu etw. Neuem: conversion; (Umänderung) alteration(s Pl.); fig. reorganization; wegen Umbau geschlossen closed for renovation; der Umbau der Feuerwache zum Kulturzentrum the conversion of the fire station into a cultural cent|re (Am. -er)* * *der Umbaualteration* * *Ụm|baum pl - bauten1) (von Gebäude) rebuilding, renovation; (zu etwas anderem) conversion (zu into); (= Umänderung) alterations pl; (von Maschine) modification; (von Organisation) reorganization; (von Kulisse) changing2) (= Gebäude) renovated/converted building* * *Um·bau1Um·bau2<- bauten>m renovated/converted building; (Teil von Gebäude) renovated/converted section* * *der; Umbau[e]s, Umbauten rebuilding; reconstruction; (kleinere Änderung) alteration; (zu etwas anderem) conversion; (fig.): (eines Systems, einer Verwaltung) reorganization* * *Umbau m pl -e oder -ten1. eines Hauses: renovation, US auch rehab; zu etwas Neuem: conversion; (Umänderung) alteration(s pl); fig reorganization;wegen Umbau geschlossen closed for renovation;der Umbau der Feuerwache zum Kulturzentrum the conversion of the fire station into a cultural centre (US -er)* * *der; Umbau[e]s, Umbauten rebuilding; reconstruction; (kleinere Änderung) alteration; (zu etwas anderem) conversion; (fig.): (eines Systems, einer Verwaltung) reorganization* * *-ten m.conversion (building) n.reconstruction n. -
13 umbauen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I vt/i1. renovate, Am. auch rehab; zu etw. Neuem: convert; (umändern) alter; umbauen in (+ Akk) oder zu auch turn into; wir bauen um Schild etc.: alterations in progress2. fig. reorganize—v/t (untr., hat) build around, surround; umbauter Raum enclosed space* * *to rebuild* * *ụm|bau|en ['ʊmbauən] sep1. vtGebäude (= gründlich renovieren) to rebuild, to renovate; (zu etw anderem) to convert (zu into); (= umändern) to alter; Maschine etc to modify; (fig) Organisation, Firma to restructure, to reorganize; (THEAT ) Kulissen to change2. vito rebuild* * *um|bau·en1[ˈʊmbauən]I. vt▪ etw \umbauen to convert [or make structural alterations to] sthII. vi to renovateum·bau·en *2[ʊmˈbauən]vt* * *Itransitives, auch intransitives Verb rebuild; reconstruct; (leicht ändern) alter; (zu etwas anderem) convert (zu into); (fig.) reorganize <system, administration, etc.>IItransitives Verb surround* * *'umbauen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t & v/iumbauen in (+akk) oderzu auch turn into;wir bauen um Schild etc: alterations in progress2. fig reorganizeB. v/i THEAT, FILM change the settingum'bauen v/t (untrennb, hat) build around, surround;umbauter Raum enclosed space* * *Itransitives, auch intransitives Verb rebuild; reconstruct; (leicht ändern) alter; (zu etwas anderem) convert (zu into); (fig.) reorganize <system, administration, etc.>IItransitives Verb surround* * *v.to make structural alterations expr. -
14 odwykowy
a.drying-out, detox, rehab; leczenie odwykowe rehab; oddział odwykowy detoxification center.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > odwykowy
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15 Re-Habilitate
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16 Remember, Estelle Has A Bar
Jocular: REHABУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Remember, Estelle Has A Bar
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17 rehabilitation
[ˌriː(h)əbɪlɪ'teɪʃ(ə)n]Military: rehab -
18 восстанавливать
1) General subject: deoxidize, dispose, indispose (против кого-либо, чего-либо), piece up, re-edify (дом, стену), re-establish, rebuild, reconstitute, reconstruct (по данным), recover, redintegrate (цельность, единство), redress, refound, regenerate, reinstate (порядок), rejuvenate, rejuvenize, remediate, renew, renovate (силы), repair, replace, reproduce, restore, retrieve, revest, revive, set up (силы, здоровье), stir up, rehabilitate, resurrect (обанкротившееся предприятие)3) Geology: metallize4) Biology: build back (напр. численность вида)5) Medicine: reactivate, reclaim, recuperate (силы, здоровье), repair (напр. нарушенные функции), restore (силы, здоровье), set up (здоровье, силы)6) Military: (нарукавная) patch, recoup (объект), redress (положение), reform (расстроенный боевой порядок), retarget (наводку)7) Engineering: fix, recall (в памяти), reclamate, recondition, refresh, regain, requalify (инструмент), reset, spot-prime (грунтовый слой)8) Bookish: redintegrate (целостность, единство)9) Rare: (in) redintegrate (в правах, в должности и т.п.)10) Chemistry: deoxygenate, desoxydate, disoxidate, reduce11) Construction: erect (гироскоп), redevelop, reinstate (напр. дорожное полотно)12) Mathematics: recapture13) Law: reinstate (в прежнем правовом положении, в правах, в юридической силе), restore (о правах, правовом положении, юридической силе), restore (о праве, правовом положении, юридической силе), vindicate (право)14) Economy: reestablish15) Automobile industry: recap, refit, reoperate (сработавшуюся деталь)16) Architecture: overhaul, reimpose, to re-establish17) Diplomatic term: redintegrate (в правах, в должности и т.п.)18) Optics: reconstruct (изображение)19) Politics: reassert20) Telecommunications: unscramble21) Physics: reshape22) Information technology: back out (предыдущее состояние), roll forward (транзакцию), salvage23) Oil: bring up, rebuild (долото), recondition (первоначальные свойства бурового раствора), refurbish, revitalise, deoxidate, undelete24) Patents: reduce (о химической реакции), reinstate (в правах)26) Drilling: rework27) Quality control: reoperate (изношенную деталь)28) Makarov: back (предыдущее состояние), reclaim (что-л.), rehab (сокр. от rehabilitate), remake, remount, repair (ремонтировать), rescue, restitute, restore (ремонтировать), revivify (напр. активность катализатора), upbuild29) Logistics: reinstitute -
19 восстановление трудоспособности
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > восстановление трудоспособности
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20 реабилитация
1) General subject: after-care, defence, defense, discharge, exculpation, exoneration, justification, rehabilitation, whitewash, whitewashing2) Medicine: aftercare, aftertreatment, follow-up care, physiatrics, post-hospital rehabilitation, reablement3) Colloquial: rehab4) Engineering: recovery5) Law: vindication6) Radiology: remediation7) Robots: rehabilitation (больных)8) Aviation medicine: rehabilitation (медицинская)9) Makarov: clean, clean bill of health, remedial action10) Drugs: after-care stage
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