regeneration
Prononciation : [rɪˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən]
Contexte : « biology »
(noun) the process by which living things can grow back or replace parts of themselves. Imagine if a lizard loses its tail; over time, it can grow a new one.
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The lizard's regeneration allowed it to grow back its tail after it was lost.
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The plant did not show any regeneration after being cut; it remained lifeless.
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What happens to animals that have the ability of regeneration?
Contexte : « health »
(noun) the process of improving or restoring health and wellness. It's like when someone takes time to rest and recover when they're sick, which helps them feel better.
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After her surgery, her regeneration was quick, and she felt healthy again.
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Without proper care, his regeneration from the illness took longer than expected.
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What steps can people take to support their body’s regeneration?
Contexte : « environment »
(noun) the process of making an area like a park or city better and healthier again. It's similar to fixing up a playground so kids can play safely.
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The city’s regeneration project transformed the old park into a beautiful space for families.
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Without regeneration efforts, the neighborhood continued to look neglected and unsafe.
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How does community regeneration improve local areas?