Send() and recv() problem

I have a problem using send() and recv() function in the socket programming.
client side:
while(1)
char* client_buffer="test";
send(connectSocket, client_buffer, strlen(client_buffer)+1, 0)
server side:
while(1)
recv(connectSocket, server_buffer, 5, 0)
cout<<server_buffer<<endl;
Output:
test
est
The server_buff will not be refilled till it filled up. Is there any method that the code can output two "test" instead of "test" and "est"?
test
test
Thank you in advance!

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