Translation guide
The concept of something happening again, returning, or repeating, especially in medical, technical, or abstract contexts.
To say that an event, situation, or phenomenon occurs again.
Most common term for recurrence of negative events, especially illness, problems, or disasters.
Prevent the recurrence of the illness.
We want to avoid a recurrence of the same problem.
Verb form: to recur, to happen again (negative events).
The symptoms recurred.
Recurrence or flare-up, often used for diseases or conflicts that reignite after a period of calm.
There are concerns about a recurrence of the conflict.
Reappearance or reproduction of a phenomenon, often in scientific or technical contexts.
The same result was reproduced in the experiment.
Repetition or recurrence, emphasizing the cyclical nature. Often used as an adverb.
A recurrence of the same mistake is unacceptable.
Specifically for the return of a disease, symptom, or tumor after treatment.
Standard medical term for recurrence of cancer, illness, etc.
A recurrence of cancer was found.
Flare-up or recrudescence of a chronic condition.
To relapse or return (of illness), often used in casual or spoken contexts.
Describing something that happens repeatedly at intervals.
Periodicity; the quality of recurring at regular intervals.
This phenomenon has a recurrence pattern.
Repetition, iteration; often used in technical or mathematical contexts.
Recursion; used in mathematics, programming, or linguistics.
再発 is the general term for recurrence, especially of diseases or problems. 再燃 implies a flare-up after a period of remission, often used for chronic conditions or conflicts.
English 'recurrence' is often translated as 再発, but in some contexts (like periodic events) other words like 周期性 or 反復 are more natural. Using 再発 for everything can sound unnatural.
喘息の再燃に注意が必要だ。
Watch out for a recurrence of asthma.
My cold came back.
同じパターンの反復が見られる。
A recurrence of the same pattern can be seen.
Define a recursive function.