adj.

vindicate; discharge; exculpate; decriminalize; sanitize (ABelonogov); rehabilitate (Alexander Demidov); retrieve; whitewash; redeem (VLZ_58); exonerate (несправедливо осуждённого); depurge; rehabilitate; put on feet (Ivan Pisarev); set upright (Ivan Pisarev); help recover (Ivan Pisarev); help stand (Ivan Pisarev); bring back health (Ivan Pisarev); build up (Ivan Pisarev); get back on feet (Ivan Pisarev); stabilize (Ivan Pisarev); make independent (Ivan Pisarev); provide support (Ivan Pisarev); aid recovery (Ivan Pisarev); help grow (Ivan Pisarev); assist (Ivan Pisarev); lift up (Ivan Pisarev); develop (Ivan Pisarev)

inf.

let out

реабилитироваться v

⇒ вернуть себе доброе имя

gen.

prove oneself in the right (Anglophile); rehabilitate oneself (Anglophile); make up for a previous folly (Artjaazz); purify (oneself Artjaazz); regain one's good name (Artjaazz); rehabilitate; rebuild; rebound (cognachennessy); make things better (VLZ_58); vindicate oneself (VLZ_58); redeem oneself (kopeika); make amends for one's behavior (He seized the chance to make amends for his behavior.)

dep.

make amend (за поражение); bounce back (After a disappointing loss the team bounced back in an appropriate manner. VLZ_58); make amends (But with the home side likewise unable to make the most of a period of first-half ascendancy, Villa were swift to make amends on the restart. • They now have only one round-robin group match left to make amends. VLZ_58)

smb реабилитировать v

polít.

rehabilitate (кого-либо ssn)

реабилитированный

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