regained
word · lemma: regain
Definition
To get something back after losing it, such as a feeling, ability, or object.
Usage & Nuances
Used in both formal and informal contexts, often with things like 'regained consciousness', 'regained control', or 'regained confidence'. Usually refers to abstract things or abilities, not physical objects as frequently.
Spanish: recuperó - volvió a tenerPortuguese (BR): recuperou - voltou a terPortuguese (PT): recuperou - voltou a terChinese (Simplified): 重新获得 - 恢复Chinese (Traditional): 重新獲得 - 恢復Hindi: फिर से पाया - वापस पायाArabic: استعادBengali: পুনরুদ্ধার করা - ফিরে পাওয়াRussian: восстановил - вновь обрёлJapanese: 取り戻したVietnamese: lấy lạiKorean: 되찾았다Turkish: geri kazandıUrdu: دوبارہ حاصل کیاIndonesian: memperoleh kembali
Example Sentences
He regained his balance after slipping.
basic
She regained her strength after a good rest.
basic
The patient regained consciousness quickly.
basic
After years abroad, he finally regained his native accent.
natural
It took him a while, but he regained confidence in himself.
natural
They regained control of the situation after the initial chaos.
natural