recurs

英 [rɪˈkɜːz]

美 [rɪˈkɜːrz]

v.  再发生; 反复出现
recur的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 复发;重现;再次发生
  If somethingrecurs, it happens more than once.
  1. ...a theme that was to recur frequently in his work.
     一个在他的作品中反复出现的主题
  2. ...a recurring nightmare she has had since childhood.
     一个从她童年起就不断出现的噩梦

双语例句

• When hepatitis C recurs, mostly develops chronic and active hepatitis or cirrhosis of liver.
  丙型肝炎的复发，多数发展为慢性活动性肝炎或肝硬化。
• Uveitis often recurs, especially if it is due to an underlying disease.
  葡萄膜炎，往往复发，特别是如果这是因为一个潜在的疾病。
• He was so struck by its power and simplicity that it recurs(!) several times in his future writings.
  他被它的力量和简单明了所震撼，并在他以后的文章中多次重复提及。
• The disease recurs in epidemic cycles at two-to three-year intervals.
  本病流行周期为2-3年。
• The time-domain simulation is still widely used because it recurs to the echo generation and produces high fidelity data.
  时域模拟方法重现了回波数据的产生过程，数据逼真度高，被广泛使用，但其复杂的计算量常常给实现带来困难。
• An event that recurs at intervals.
  以固定间隔重复出现的事件。
• These adjectives apply to what is expected or familiar because it occurs frequently or recurs regularly.
  这些形容词是指其事是可预见的或熟悉的，因为它是经常发生的或有规律地发生的。
• Thus throughout history a struggle which is the same in its main outlines recurs over and over again.
  这样，在历史上始终存在着一场一而再再而三发生的斗争，其大致轮廓相同。
• This word "managed" is key for Kissinger and recurs frequently in our conversation, perhaps second only to the word "values".
  得到处理是基辛格的关键词。在我们的谈话过程中，这个词反复出现，其出现频率或许仅次于价值观。
• Immediately following this in time, order, or place; after this. seemingly without interruption; chiefly restricted to what recurs regularly or frequently in a prolonged and closely spaced series.
  看起来像没有中断；主要限于指按长时间的、间隔很紧的序列有规律的发生或者经常发生的事物。