I. relapse [rɪˈlæps] СУЩ. офиц. МЕД.
- relapse
- рециди́в м.
II. relapse [rɪˈlæps] ГЛ. неперех. a. МЕД.
- relapse
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| you | relapse |
| he/she/it | relapses |
| we | relapse |
| you | relapse |
| they | relapse |
| I | relapsed |
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| you | relapsed |
| he/she/it | relapsed |
| we | relapsed |
| you | relapsed |
| they | relapsed |
| I | have | relapsed |
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| you | have | relapsed |
| he/she/it | has | relapsed |
| we | have | relapsed |
| you | have | relapsed |
| they | have | relapsed |
| I | had | relapsed |
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| you | had | relapsed |
| he/she/it | had | relapsed |
| we | had | relapsed |
| you | had | relapsed |
| they | had | relapsed |
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But he had a relapse during a big league game, breaking a bat over his knee in anger and causing a career-ending injury.
en.wikipedia.org People with eating disorders are also more likely to relapse if their family members make more critical comments, are more hostile, or are over-involved.
en.wikipedia.org Unfortunately, relapse is the rule, and median survival is only 18 to 24 months.
en.wikipedia.org She and others were later again taken captive and sentenced to burning at the stake for relapsing.
en.wikipedia.org There have also been attempts to map the economic costs of war, or of relapses into violence, as opposed to those of peace.
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