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re·vive
/rɪˈvaɪv/
(vt.)使甦醒,使復興,使振奮,回想起(vi.)甦醒,復活,復興,恢復精神
From:
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re·vive
/rɪˈvaɪv/
動詞
恢復,復原
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Re·vive
,
v. t.
1.
To
restore
,
or
bring
again
to
life
;
to
reanimate
.
Those
bodies
,
by
reason
of
whose
mortality
we
died
,
shall
be
revived
.
--
Bp
.
Pearson
.
2.
To
raise
from
coma
,
languor
,
depression
,
or
discouragement
;
to
bring
into
action
after
a
suspension
.
Those
gracious
words
revive
my
drooping
thoughts
.
--
Shak
.
Your
coming
,
friends
,
revives
me
.
--
Milton
.
3.
Hence
,
to
recover
from
a
state
of
neglect
or
disuse
;
as
,
to
revive
letters
or
learning
.
4.
To
renew
in
the
mind
or
memory
;
to
bring
to
recollection
;
to
recall
attention
to
;
to
reawaken
.
“
Revive
the
libels
born
to
die.”
The
mind
has
a
power
in
many
cases
to
revive
perceptions
which
it
has
once
had
.
--
Locke
.
5.
Old Chem.
To
restore
or
reduce
to
its
natural
or
metallic
state
;
as
,
to
revive
a
metal
after
calcination
.
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From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Re·vive
v. i.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Revived
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Reviving
.]
1.
To
return
to
life
;
to
recover
life
or
strength
;
to
live
anew
;
to
become
reanimated
or
reinvigorated
.
The
Lord
heard
the
voice
of
Elijah
;
and
the
soul
of
the
child
came
into
again
,
and
he
revived
.
--
1
Kings
xvii
. 22.
2.
Hence
,
to
recover
from
a
state
of
oblivion
,
obscurity
,
neglect
,
or
depression
;
as
,
classical
learning
revived
in
the
fifteenth
century
.
3.
Old Chem.
To
recover
its
natural
or
metallic
state
,
as
a
metal
.
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
revive
v
1:
cause
to
regain
consciousness
; "
The
doctors
revived
the
comatose
man
" [
syn
:
resuscitate
]
2:
give
new
life
or
energy
to
; "
A
hot
soup
will
revive
me
";
"
This
will
renovate
my
spirits
"; "
This
treatment
repaired
my
health
" [
syn
:
animate
,
recreate
,
reanimate
,
renovate
,
repair
,
quicken
,
vivify
,
revivify
]
3:
be
brought
back
to
life
,
consciousness
,
or
strength
;
"
Interest
in
ESP
revived
"
4:
restore
from
a
depressed
,
inactive
,
or
unused
state
; "
He
revived
this
style
of
opera
"; "
He
resurrected
the
tango
in
this
remote
part
of
Argentina
" [
syn
:
resurrect
]
5:
return
to
consciousness
; "
The
patient
came
to
quickly
"; "
She
revived
after
the
doctor
gave
her
an
injection
" [
syn
: {
come
to
,
resuscitate
]
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