return of spring; miraculous recovery
Meanings
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to see the return of spring
literaryA literary or poetic expression for the seasonal transition from winter to spring, signifying renewal and revival.
After the harsh winter, the earth welcomes the return of spring, and all things come back to life.
Watching the ice and snow melt, he knew spring was about to return.
verb
to bring back to life; to effect a miraculous cure
commendatoryA metaphor used to praise exceptionally skilled doctors or highly effective medicine that can cure serious illnesses. Often appears in set phrases.
This experienced traditional Chinese doctor is highly skilled; his miraculous hands bring patients back to life, curing many complex and difficult illnesses.
This new medicine is hailed as a miracle drug that brings life back, giving new hope to patients in advanced stages.
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Under his meticulous care, the critically ill patient miraculously recovered.