convalesce

• vi. 徐々に治癒する；徐々に回復する

con-、強調する。-val、丈夫な、強い、語源的にはvalue、勇ましいと同じ。

convalesce

convalesce: [15] Latin valēre meant ‘be strong or healthy’ (from it English gets valiant, valid, valour, and value). Derived from it was valēscere ‘grow strong’, which, with the addition of the intensive prefix com- produced convalēscere, source of English convalesce. It was quite a commonly used word in Scottish English from earliest times, but does not seem to have established itself south of the border until the 19th century.
=> valiant, valid, valour, value

convalesce (v.)

late 15c., from Latin convalescere "thrive, regain health," from com-, intensive prefix (see com-), + valescere "to begin to grow strong," inchoative of valere "to be strong" (see valiant). Only in Caxton and Scottish writers until 19c. Related: Convalesced; convalescing.

1. She went to the seaside to convalesce after her stay in hospital.

彼女は入院治療を受けた後、海辺に行って療養した。

2.Convalescent people are comparatively sensitive when they convalesce in a new surrounding.

療養員が入院して療養し、新しい環境に来て、心理的に敏感である。

3.Results All cases of convalesce leaves the hospital.

の結果、すべての症例が全快し退院した。

4.Carter expressed that he accepted surgery 's ankle area already to convalesce 、he will undertake leader 's responsibility.

カーター氏はこれが彼の役割であり、彼は行動を通じてチームメイトに勝利への渇望を感じさせることを表明した。

5.Conclusion Correct rehabilitated nursing and discarging guide contribute to patients ' convalesce and improvement of live quality.

正しいリハビリテーションおよび退院指導は、患者の機能的リハビリテーションおよび生活の質の向上に役立ちます。