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rehab
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re·hab  (rhb) Informal
n.
1. Rehabilitation.
2. Something, especially a building, that has undergone rehabilitation.
tr.v. re·habbed, re·hab·bing, re·habs
To rehabilitate: "purchased and rehabbed eight units of housing" (Hatfield MA Valley Advocate).
rehabber n.
rehab [ˈriːhæb]
n
1. (Social Welfare) (Medicine) short for rehabilitation
2. (Social Welfare) NZ informal short for Rehabilitation Department
Translations
rehab [ˈriːhæb] n (for drug or alcohol problems) → désintox f >, désintoxication f
The Priory, where all the celebrities go for rehab → The Priory, là où toutes les célébrités vont en désintox
to be in rehab → être en désintox, être en désintoxication
rehab centre n (for drug or alcohol problems) → centre m de désintoxication
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He's rehabbing really, really hard and with all the work he's putting in, I'm sure he'll come back really strong and fit and hopefully ahead of schedule.
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You could end up with a house that you are unable to sell or you could find yourself spending so much money rehabbing the house that you will never be able to get a return on your investment.
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