regain in Portuguese
regain in Portuguese is reconquistar — regain means to get something back after having lost it.
regain in Portuguese
reconquistar
(transitive) To get back; to recover possession of.
What does "regain" mean?
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verb To get something back after having lost it.
"It took months of therapy for him to regain full use of his arm."
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regain in a sentence
- It took months of therapy for him to regain full use of his arm.
- The team regained the lead in the final minutes of the match.
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What is "regain" in Portuguese?
"regain" in Portuguese is reconquistar. regain means: To get something back after having lost it.
How do you use "regain" in a sentence?
Example: "It took months of therapy for him to regain full use of his arm." In Portuguese, "regain" is reconquistar.
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