rehab
রিহ্যাব
definition
verb
they don't rehab you at all in jail
rehabilitate or restore.
noun
the star has been in rehab for a week
a course of treatment for drug or alcohol dependence, typically at a residential facility.
A walk east of Tompkins Square Park reveals new businesses, new buildings, and rehabs fast replacing empty lots and former crack houses.
a thing, especially a building, that has been rehabilitated or restored.
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And weeks before launching a world tour, she goes into a drug and alcohol 'rehab' center in Southern California.
She also sings about her own drug use, 'rehab' and heartbreak.
In August 2001, he checked himself into an alcohol 'rehab' .
A contractor friend of ours who is now doing some 'rehab' work in the house is telling us that the bedroom window is not legal.
He recalled his stint in 'rehab' for drug and alcohol addiction back when he was in high school.
It was also reported that his family was planning an emergency trip to Bahrain to try and get the pop star into 'rehab' for a prescription drug addiction.
And finally, five weeks after going into 'rehab' for his addiction to painkillers, he will return to his radio audience of 20 million.
After I got out of jail I had to go to that halfway house for drug 'rehab' .
However, the personal trainer should not perform assisted stretching without first consulting the 'rehab' professional who previously treated the client.
Her latest stumble on the rocky road to recovery, being caught with crack cocaine at a drug 'rehab' center, shows that she is in desperate need of help.
Proper cardiac 'rehab' , when the exercise is performed appropriately, can be highly effective in improving the long-term prognosis.
In March, 2002, he was sentenced to 27 months in prison and ordered to pay $1.3 million in restitution and to undergo drug 'rehab' treatment.
We decide to 'rehab' this patch-worked apartment overlooking the Common.
She didn't really go into 'rehab' for drink or drugs.
the success of 'rehab' is entirely dependent on the patient's commitment to the process
The last stage of 'rehab' from an injury combines a supervised exercise regime with dance classes, often with good results.
He was previously sent to drug 'rehab' in 1987, but I guess it didn't work!
He spent months in 'rehab' , trying to learn how to live without a hand.
In 9th grade, just around Thanksgiving, Dawn's father was put into 'rehab' for alcohol abuse.
Occupational rehab and vocational 'rehab' may also be needed to help regain function.
It would seem that with all the talk about the high cost of medical care that cardiac 'rehab' would be a lot cheaper than bypass surgery.
Once patients have completed the cardiac 'rehab' program, then they can continue their exercise and diet at home.
He was wheelchair-bound, but after months of 'rehab' , the 6-foot - 2-inch rancher is walking with a cane.
Years later, after leaving Hollywood, undergoing drug 'rehab' and starting a new life, he died in what appeared to be a drug overdose situation.
Last March she checked into drug 'rehab' but checked out five days later.
His attorney said he was returning to his drug 'rehab' facility.
Through 'rehab' , you can regain strength, vitality and confidence, and you may feel better in many ways than you did before.
Many 'rehab' programs incorporate aquatic exercise because it's less jarring on the joints.
For these clients, it will be necessary for the physician or 'rehab' professional to set the exercise intensity, via exercise testing, at a level below that where symptoms occur.
They integrate training and 'rehab' principles into injury recovery.
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