recur

recur
intransitive verb,
-rr-
1) sich wiederholen; [Krankheit, Beschwerden usw.:] wiederkehren; [Problem, Symptom:] wieder auftreten
2) (return to one's mind) [Gedanke, Furcht, Gefühl:] wiederkehren
3) (Math.)

2.3 recurring — 2 Komma 3 Periode

* * *
[ri'kə:]
past tense, past participle - recurred; verb
(to happen again; to come back again: This problem keeps recurring.) wiederkehren
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- recurrent
* * *
re·cur
<-rr->
[rɪˈkɜ:ʳ, AM -ˈkɜ:r]
vi
1. (happen again) event wieder passieren, sich akk wiederholen; opportunity sich akk wieder bieten; pain, symptoms wieder auftreten; problem, theme wieder auftauchen
2. (come to mind)
▪ to \recur to sb jdm wieder einfallen
his words of goodbye kept \recurring to me seine Abschiedsworte kamen mir immer wieder
* * *
[rɪ'kɜː(r)]
vi
1) (= happen again) wiederkehren; (error, event) sich wiederholen, wieder passieren; (opportunity) sich wieder bieten, sich noch einmal bieten; (problem, symptoms) wiederkehren, wieder auftreten; (idea, theme) wiederauftauchen; (dream) wiederkehren
2) (MATH) sich periodisch wiederholen → recurring
See:
3) (= come to mind again) wieder einfallen (to sb jdm); (thought, idea) wieder kommen (to sb jdm)
* * *
recur [rıˈkɜː; US rıˈkɜr] v/i
1. wiederkehren, wieder auftreten (Problem, Symptom etc), (Schmerz auch) wieder einsetzen:
recurring disease wiederkehrende Krankheit
2. fig (in Gedanken, im Gespräch) zurückkommen (to auf akk)
3. fig wiederkehren (Gedanken)
4. fig zurückgreifen (to auf akk)
5. MATH (periodisch) wiederkehren:
recurring decimal periodische Dezimalzahl;
recurring continued fraction (unendlicher) periodischer (Dezimal)Bruch
* * *
intransitive verb,
-rr-
1) sich wiederholen; [Krankheit, Beschwerden usw.:] wiederkehren; [Problem, Symptom:] wieder auftreten
2) (return to one's mind) [Gedanke, Furcht, Gefühl:] wiederkehren
3) (Math.)

2.3 recurring — 2 Komma 3 Periode

* * *
v.
wiederkehren v.

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