relapse
BrE /rɪˈlæps/ AmE /rɪˈlæps/
verb / noun en → es
past relapsed pp relapsed ing relapsing
to start doing something bad or unhealthy again after a period of improvement
volver a caer en, reincidir en
- relapse into sth
Collocations relapse into alcoholism · relapse into depression
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He relapsed into smoking after a year of being smoke-free.
Él volvió a caer en el tabaco después de un año sin fumar.
to become ill again after having recovered from an illness or injury
recaer en, volver a enfermarse de
- relapse into sth
Collocations relapse into an illness · relapse after surgery
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She relapsed into her old condition after the operation.
Ella recaer en su condición anterior después de la cirugía.
to return to a bad or undesirable condition after an improvement
volver a caer en, deteriorarse de nuevo
- relapse into sth
Collocations relapse into poverty · relapse into bad habits
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The economy relapsed into recession.
La economía volvió a caer en recesión.
a return to a bad habit or unhealthy behavior after a period of improvement
recaída, vuelta a caer en algo negativo
- have a relapse
Collocations relapse into alcoholism · relapse into depression
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He had a relapse after six months of sobriety.
Él tuvo una recaída después de seis meses de abstinencia.
a return to an illness or injury after recovery
recaída, vuelta a enfermarse
- have a relapse
Collocations relapse into an illness · relapse after surgery
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She had a relapse and was hospitalized.
Ella tuvo una recaída y fue hospitalizada.
a return to an undesirable condition after improvement
recaída, vuelta a un estado negativo
- have a relapse
Collocations relapse into poverty · relapse into bad habits
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The company had a financial relapse.
La empresa tuvo una recaída financiera.