remedial
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++re·me·di·al /rɪˈmiːdiəl/ adjective 1. remedial course/class/teacher etc SESa special course etc that helps students who have difficulty learning something 〔帮助后进学生的〕补习课程/班/老师等2 SOLVE/DEAL WITH A PROBLEMintended to improve something that is wrong 补救的；纠正的 Some remedial work needs to be done on the foundations. 地基需要修补一下。3 CUREintended to cure a problem with someone’s health 用于治疗的 remedial mental health therapies 精神健康治疗法
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remedial• His control in these cases is such that he alone decides whether or not to sample, whether or not to demand remedial action.• She enrolled at a Colorado community college and discovered how inadequate her education had been when she tested at the remedial level.• Not surprisingly, Dale had to entoil in a remedial mathematics course when he arrived on campus.• They are not liable in negligence for the cost of remedial measures caused by a defect in the building's construction.• Its profits plunged 60 percent to £31 million, though Sir Robert said remedial measures were now in place.• We must complete full investigations prior to commencing remedial repairs.• During these periods I was either to observe or else to go out and do remedial work with other classes.re·me·di·al adjectiveChineseSyllable
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remedial
re‧me‧di‧al /rɪˈmiːdiəl/
adjective
1. remedial course/class/teacher etc a special course etc that helps students who have difficulty learning something
2. intended to improve something that is wrong:
Some remedial work needs to be done on the foundations.
3. intended to cure a problem with someone’s health:
remedial mental health therapies
re‧me‧di‧al /rɪˈmiːdiəl/
adjective1. remedial course/class/teacher etc a special course etc that helps students who have difficulty learning something
2. intended to improve something that is wrong:
3. intended to cure a problem with someone’s health: