No. 11,380 in French

regain

Regain (French): Aftermath; second growth of grass or hay.

In a sentence

Après son accident, elle fait des efforts pour retrouver un regain de force.
After her accident, she makes efforts to regain some strength.
Here, 'regain' is used as a noun meaning 'recovery' or 'resurgence' of strength.
Ils ont constaté un regain d'intérêt pour la musique classique.
They noticed a renewed interest in classical music.
Here, 'regain' is a noun indicating a sudden increase or resurgence of interest.
Elle doit regagner sa confiance en elle après cet échec.
She must regain her self-confidence after this failure.
In this case, 'regain' is used as a verb meaning to recover or restore confidence.

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