How do you pronounce regeneration?

regeneration is pronounced as /rɪˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən/.

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regeneration

🔄regeneration (ʁeʒeˈneʁasjɔ̃)

noun

/rɪˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən/

régénération (regeneration)

regenerate regenerative

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Signification

the process of regrowing, renewing, or restoring

Renewal, growth and development of cells, tissues or energy

Traduction de la signification

le processus de repousser, renouveler ou restaurer

Phrases d'exemple

Urban regeneration transformed the old city center.

La régénération urbaine a transformé l'ancien centre-ville.

La regeneration urbaine a transforme l'ancien centre-ville.

Proper rest allows muscle regeneration after exercise.

Un repos adéquat permet la régénération musculaire après l'exercice.

Un repos adequat permet la regeneration musculaire apres l'exercice.

Expressions d'exemple

spiritual regeneration

régénération spirituelle

regeneration spirituelle

Synonymes

renewal, revival, rebirth, restoration, recovery, Renewal, Restoration, Rejuvenation

Entrée 1

renewal, revival, rebirth, restoration, recovery

Entrée 2

Renewal, Restoration, Rejuvenation

Antonymes

decay, destruction, decline, Degeneration, Deterioration, Decline

Entrée 1

decay, destruction, decline

Entrée 2

Degeneration, Deterioration, Decline

Collocations

urban regeneration, tissue regeneration, economic regeneration

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