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recover from

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recover something from someone or something
to retrieve or salvage something from someone, something, or some place. The police recovered my purse from the thief who had taken it. Mary recovered her deposit from the failed bank.

recover from someone or something

to get over an experience with someone or something. My great-uncle just left, and it will take a day or two to recover from him. I hope I recover from his visit soon.

recover from something

to recuperate from a disease. I hope I recover from this cough soon. She recovered from her cold soon enough to go on the trip.


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Most ecosystems took longer to recover from human-induced disturbances than from natural events, such as hurricanes.
It seems that this happens to everyone, from those who seem to have a natural knack for dealing with anxiety well to those who have no clue at all on how to recover from anxiety.
If one does not recover from a divorce then that person is cutting their life short.
 
 
 
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