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recuperate

v. [recover from illness, exhaustion or loss, etc ]

ex. He is still recuperating from his operation.

記：re + cure(治療) + ate

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redeem

v. [to buy back ]

ex. I redeemed my watch from the pawn shop. 我把手錶從當舖裡贖回來了.

v. [obtain the freedom of sb, esp by payment]

ex. redeem hostages from captivity

ps1. The acting was not good enough to redeem the (awfulness of the) play.

ps. ransom n.贖金 p.392

etymology: from the French rédimer, which means "to deliver," from Latin for "buy back"

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redemptive /rɪ'dɛmptɪv/

adj. [of, relating to, or bringing about redemption]

ps. In Christianity, a redemptive act or quality is something which leads to freedom from the consequences of sin and evil.

ex. ...the redemptive power of Christ.

redirect

re-direct

v. [to change the course or direction of ]

ex. Traffic will be redirected to avoid downtown.

ex. Visitors to the old Web site address are redirected automatically to the new one.

redistribution

re-distribution

n. [altering the distribution of]

ex. The government redistributed the land to the settlers.

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redolent

adj. [smelling strongly of sth ]

ps. People used to use redolent of something with a strong, distinctive odor.

ex. a room redolent of rose

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doleful adj.悲傷的 [dole = pain]

indolent adj.懶惰的 [feel no pain]

redolent adj.芳香的 [拆法特殊：red=re-加強語氣，ol源於拉丁的olere=odor]

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redoubtable

re-doubt(fear)-able

adj. [to be feared and respected; formidable ]

ex. There is a new biography of the redoubtable Winston Churchill.

doubt	n/v.懷疑、不確定
re doubt able	a可怕的、可敬畏的 [ that is to be feared; formidable.]

doubt 原義是指"to have to choose between two things"，而演變成hesitate, waver in opinion，後還doubt還發展出有fear害怕的意涵，是由中世紀的法國傳到英國去的。例如：redoubtable的doubt解釋成fear.

redress

re-dress

v. [to set right]

ex. The union organizers wanted the company to redress the fact that workers weren't getting lunch breaks.

ex. redress an injustice, an abuse, etc 糾正不公的現象﹑ 弊端

n. [thing that redresses]

redundant

red(again)-unda(wave)-ant ps. water

adj. [exceeding what is necessary or normal ]

ex. The illustration had too much redundant detail

ps. (of industrial workers) no longer needed for any available job and therefore dismissed

redundancy

n. [ state of being redundant]

ex. a high level of redundancy among unskilled workers 非熟練工人的大量裁減

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reed

n. 蘆葦

n. 簧片（如雙簧管﹑ 低音管﹑ 單簧管中的） clarinets, saxophones [a thin elastic tongue (as of cane, wood, metal, or plastic) fastened at one end over an air opening in a wind instrument (as a clarinet, organ pipe, or accordion) and set in vibration by an air current]