英:[ˌreklə'meɪʃn]
美:[ˌrɛkləˈmeʃən]
英:[ˌreklə'meɪʃn]
美:[ˌrɛkləˈmeʃən]
n.
开垦
开拓
改造
废物回收利用
rec·la·ma·tion
re kl meI shn
Noun
1. the conversion of wasteland into land suitable for use of habitation or cultivation
2. rescuing from error and returning to a rightful course;
"the reclamation of delinquent children"
3. the recovery of useful substances from waste products
reclamation area填海区
land reclamation土地开垦;土地改良;开垦荒地
agricultural reclamation农垦
15世纪晚期, reclamacion,“撤销”(授权等)来自古法语 réclamacion,直接源自拉丁语 reclamationem(主格 reclamatio)“‘不’的呼喊,反对的喊声”,动作名词,来自 reclamare “反对呼喊,抗议”(见 reclaim)。从1630年代开始,“召回(某人)”(从不公正等)的行动; “要求将某物作为被夺走的财产”的意思来自1787年。从1848年开始用于荒地; 概念是“使适合或使用的行动”; 从1937年开始用于使用或废弃的材料或物品。
求偿
再追索
索赔
要求赔偿
French réclamation, from Latin reclamation-, reclamatio, from reclamare
The first known use of reclamation was in 1633
reclineverb
to lean or cause to lean backwards
repose entry 1 sense 2, lie
reclining on the sofa
reclineverb
to lean or cause to lean backwards
repose entry 1 sense 2, lie
reclining on the sofa
reclineverb
to lean or cause to lean backwards
repose entry 1 sense 2, lie
reclining on the sofa
reclamationnoun
the act or process of reclaiming : the state of being reclaimed
1 Which takes me to Lizzo's joyful and gleeful reclamation of the classical tradition in her new music video with Cardi B.
2 Mr Ngugi’s unstated goal throughout this book is reclamation, not just of the Land and Freedom Army, but of much of the colonial endeavour in east Africa.
3 “For a girl, a scream is a potent reclamation of space that cannot be claimed any other way. Everybody wants to sidle up to a pretty young girl all the time unless she’s screaming.”
4 We can launch off the platform of his book, reclaim the reclamation, and make a television show for people of color.
5 The role of women in Native communities is part of this reclamation, said Deriana, who pointed out that prior to assimilation, many Native societies were matriarchal in their political structures.
6 This restoration of “German Concentration Camps Factual Survey” is an extraordinary act of cinematic reclamation and historiography.
7 The gathering, after all, was meant to encourage reclamation of arid lands throughout the American West, using irrigation to transform an immense wasteland into an agriculturally productive cornucopia.
8 Where “We Need New Names” was a tale of exile and displacement and unbelonging, “Glory” is one of roots, reclamation, homecoming.
9 This is a book about the imagination’s small reclamations of linguistic property seized by colonial power.
10 Debbie’s reclamation of her body through wrestling, after childbirth and divorce, was a joy to watch.
11 That’s likely because Swift’s rerecording of “Speak Now,” part of her ongoing early album reclamation project, is being released this week.
12 The stories presented here are whimsical and haunting, touching on themes of personal erasure and attempted reclamation.
13 With an acute attention to the everyday, Vértiz puts forth an urgent, fierce reclamation of home.
14 LOOKING for sea-sand for reclamation project in Singapore.
新加坡寻找海沙用于垦荒。
15 Though land reclamation projects have since filled in the waterfront and gleaming skyscrapers have sprouted around this narrow street, shrines and temples of many creeds have persevered in this faithfully preserved neighborhood.
16 Marshall’s partners on the project include Zev Feldman, the founder of Jazz Detective Records, as well as a significant figure for his work with the Resonance and Elemental labels, which specialize in just this kind of reclamation work.
17 This phantasmagorical riff of reclamation, directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, is the first offering in a Signature Theater season devoted to Ms. Parks.
18 This concept of reclamation – or more specifically, the reflection of society’s relationship with women – is a point Roisin agrees with, too.
19 The reclamation nozzle captures a portion of the spent driver gas.
回收喷管收集一部分用过的驱动气体.
20 “A History of Islam in 21 Women” is an act of reclamation on several fronts.
1 取回
resumptive reclaim retrieval resumption subduction subduce recover resume retrieve regain repossess reassume reconvey subduct
2 改造
regenerative conversion correction reconstruction reclaim revamp shake-out rebuild reedify rehandle convert renovate remake remodel reconstruct refashion remold new-model correctional upcycling reform makeover upcycle modify adapt overhaul reinvent redevelop rejig
3 填
4 开垦
tame reclaim thwaite break subdue deaden deforest exploitation cultural pen clearing cultivation assart pioneer open clear cultivate
7 土壤改良
8 排水开拓
9 教化
light civilization reclaim enlightenment cultivation enlighten humanize edify moralize civilize domestication edification humanization cultivate
10 回收
recovery salvage recover reclaim regenerate reprocess drawing in recall callback payback yield regeneration withdraw regain recuperate
13 矫正
corrective remedial reform correction manipulation remediation reformation redress rectification orthosis reduce correct square cure rectify bring to rights set right rectificatory reformatory reclaim redressal repair remedy straighten get right put right amendatory recovery
15 再生
twice-born twice-laid self-born partial newborn regenerate reborn regenerative redivivus renascent palingenetic regenesis neogenesis life reaction recovery renewal Renaissance revival reclaim regeneration reincarnation palingenesis renascence aftergrowth regeneracy revive relive rewrite recover breed reprocess revivify be born again seminal reused reviviscence breeding rebirth revivification rejuvenate