元気を取り戻す

genki o torimodosu
verb phraseIntermediate to regain one's energy or vitality
informal

To recover one's energy, strength, or vitality after being sick, tired, or down.

長い旅行の後、少し休んで元気を取り戻した。

After a long trip, I took a short rest to regain my energy.

彼女は悲しい出来事から立ち直り、元気を取り戻した。

She recovered from the sad event and regained her vitality.

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This phrase is commonly used to describe physical or emotional recovery.

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💡Pro Tip

Usage in Context

This phrase is versatile and can be used for both physical and emotional recovery scenarios.

Gold Rule

Common Contexts

Use this phrase when describing recovery from illness, fatigue, or emotional distress.

📖Word Origin

Composed of 元気 (genki, meaning 'energy' or 'vitality') and 取り戻す (torimodosu, meaning 'to regain').

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is often used in both physical and emotional contexts, such as recovering from illness or overcoming a difficult situation.

Word Breakdown

元気
energy, vitality
root
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object marker
particle
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取り戻す
to regain
verb
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