Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Recover"

A: It means I’m completely healthy now (got better after an accident or something)

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A: To get back (He recovered his stolen wallet.) To get better or to heal (She is recovering from surgery.)

A: To overcome something, especially a sickness or injury

A: I recovered from the flu.
The town recovered from the storm.
He should recover from the accident.

A: He's recovering from knee surgery.

She's recovering from the flu.

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A: Recover: to return something to its original or normal state after damage, loss, or compromise
Example: Recovering from an injury, recovering lost files from a computer, recovering financially after a setback

Fix: to address and resolve a specific problem or issue
Example: Fixing a broken appliance, fixing a software bug, fixing a leaking pipe

A: Recover is when something returns to their original state, like regaining something that you've lost.
Example: She wasn't able to recover fully, so she'll have to stay in the hospital for a few more days.

Revive is used when talking about living things (like humans, plants, animals). Revive means to bring something back to life or consciousness.
Example: She was finally beginning to revive after she fainted last night.

Resume is when you begin to do something again after a period of time/break/interruption, etc.
Example: She finally resumed her netflix show after being interrupted by the fast food delivery.

A: unless you are going to emphasise it, like:

A mother is shocked when she tells someone her daughter was no longer ill after just one day. She says:
'She completely recovered!'. 'completely' used to show her shock, she's not a single bit ill.

I think it would be more natural in regular conversation to say 'fully'. Like a doctor talking to another doctor about a patient:
'The patient fully recovered.'

A: If you're talking about recovering from illness, then pretty much nothing. If you're using it in a longer sentence, as in you've recovered something, then you have to say "I've completely recovered the data/my homework/whatever"

A: Recover is typically used when something goes missing or when someone has been injured. E.g.
"The document I sent you has gone missing. It must have gotten lost with all the other submissions" "I'll have to recover it for you".
"I feel really sick today" " I hope you recover soon"
Revive is used when something has been shut down or is dying .
e.g. "Wow, we did that so long ago, I can't remember what we did. I'll try to revive the memory" or "Oh no! He has had a heart attack" "Don't worry, we will revive him".

A: 회복되다

A: 一个人身病然后康复了叫 recover， revive 是好像人死了又复活，或者晕倒后醒过来。

“His heart stopped but the doctors managed to revive him”

这是 revive 人，不是 revive 心脏 ...也可以说 resuscitate。

如果要specifically说心脏，可能可以用”restart” (restart the heart)

Oh! 也可以说 “his heartbeat recovered” (他的心跳恢复正常)

A: i accidentally clicked natural, its a little unatural, "He recovered from cold" should be "He recovered from a cold"

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A: the first sentence sounds good. The only thing is with the second I would say, “sorry, what’s wrong?” or if you don’t want to use a contraction, “sorry, what is wrong?”

A: I've almost recovered from a cold.