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ESLPod_0210_WE_0095 A Family Road Trip In this podcast, the verb "to recover" means to feel better after an illness or a stressful or worrying situation: "The operation was a success and the doctor said she should recover within four weeks." We can also use "recover" to mean to return to normal after being surprised or upset: "While he was giving his speech, he forgot part of it but then recovered at the end." "To recover" can also mean to find or to have something returned to you that was lost or stolen: "My car was stolen last week but the police recovered it after only two days." Or, "She lost her luggage on the train but recovered it after she reported it missing."

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ESLPod 210 to recover Travel

Id	ESLPod_0210_WE_0095
Episode Id	ESLPod 210
Episode Title	A Family Road Trip
Phrase	to recover
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to recover" means to feel better after an illness or a stressful or worrying situation: "The operation was a success and the doctor said she should recover within four weeks." We can also use "recover" to mean to return to normal after being surprised or upset: "While he was giving his speech, he forgot part of it but then recovered at the end." "To recover" can also mean to find or to have something returned to you that was lost or stolen: "My car was stolen last week but the police recovered it after only two days." Or, "She lost her luggage on the train but recovered it after she reported it missing."
Topics	Travel

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