remedied

/rem-i-dee/US // ˈrɛm ɪ di //UK // (ˈrɛmɪdɪ) //

补救的,补救了,得到补救,弥补了

Definitions

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

1
rem·e·died, rem·e·dy·ing.
- : to cure, relieve, or heal.
- : to restore to the natural or proper condition; put right: to remedy a matter.
- : to counteract or remove: to remedy an evil.

verbfix, cure

Synonyms

She defined the news conference as merely an “opening statement” in the court of public opinion, to be followed by additional legal action in courts around the country, and possible remedy in the electoral college.
Oleander extract is an unproven therapeutic remedy for the coronavirus that Lindell has been pushing.
Every single step of the criminal punishment system that was demanded to be used as a remedy was used and theoretically to the effect people wanted it to be.
The proposed remedy, before Microsoft settled, was to break the company in two.
Google featured prominently in a report by the House Judiciary Committee on big tech antitrust concerns earlier this month, with US lawmakers recommending a range of remedies — including breaking up platform giants.
Leto remedied the situation with his SAG speech, and remedied it beautifully.
The scandal over the suspended death benefits for the families of fallen service members was remedied with checks from a charity.
As we are seeing today, most of what is driving New Yorks crazy is relatively easily remedied.
VIRGO Time to get to the bottom of nagging, though easily remedied, physical or psychological issues.
Those subject to what are termed wolfy notes can be remedied or the bad notes shifted to less important ones.
These were positive and weighty grievances, which ought, it was urged, to be remedied.
If not, it should be ; there is enough of the Auld Licht in you to be ravished.

/rem-i-dee/US // ˈrɛm ɪ di //UK // (ˈrɛmɪdɪ) //

补救的,补救了,得到补救,弥补了

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

1
rem·e·died, rem·e·dy·ing.
- : to cure, relieve, or heal.
- : to restore to the natural or proper condition; put right: to remedy a matter.
- : to counteract or remove: to remedy an evil.

verbfix, cure

Synonyms

She defined the news conference as merely an “opening statement” in the court of public opinion, to be followed by additional legal action in courts around the country, and possible remedy in the electoral college.
Oleander extract is an unproven therapeutic remedy for the coronavirus that Lindell has been pushing.
Every single step of the criminal punishment system that was demanded to be used as a remedy was used and theoretically to the effect people wanted it to be.
The proposed remedy, before Microsoft settled, was to break the company in two.
Google featured prominently in a report by the House Judiciary Committee on big tech antitrust concerns earlier this month, with US lawmakers recommending a range of remedies — including breaking up platform giants.
Leto remedied the situation with his SAG speech, and remedied it beautifully.
The scandal over the suspended death benefits for the families of fallen service members was remedied with checks from a charity.
As we are seeing today, most of what is driving New Yorks crazy is relatively easily remedied.
VIRGO Time to get to the bottom of nagging, though easily remedied, physical or psychological issues.
Those subject to what are termed wolfy notes can be remedied or the bad notes shifted to less important ones.
These were positive and weighty grievances, which ought, it was urged, to be remedied.
If not, it should be ; there is enough of the Auld Licht in you to be ravished.