regenerate
/rɪˈdʒenəreɪt/
verb
Yenilemek, hasar görmüş doku veya vücut parçalarını yeniden büyütmek
To grow back or regrow tissue, cells, or body parts that were damaged or lost.
- Starfish can regenerate their limbs if they lose them.
- The liver has an amazing ability to regenerate itself.
- Scientists are studying how salamanders regenerate lost tissue.
- Urban renewal projects aim to regenerate declining neighborhoods through investment in housing and commercial development.
- Some species of flatworms can regenerate entire organisms from tiny body fragments, fascinating developmental biologists worldwide.
- Forest management programs seek to regenerate native tree populations that have been depleted by decades of logging.
verb
Canlandırmak, gerilemiş bir şeye yeni hayat veya enerji vermek
To revive, renew, or give new life or energy to something that has declined.
- The city plans to regenerate the old industrial district.
- The new manager helped regenerate the struggling company.
- A vacation can regenerate your enthusiasm for work.
adjectiveformal, religious
Manevi olarak yeniden doğmuş veya reforme olmuş; ahlaki veya manevi yenilenme geçirmiş
Spiritually reborn or reformed; having undergone moral or spiritual renewal.
- He emerged from prison a regenerate man.
- The regenerate soul seeks to live righteously.