revitalise

英 [ˌri:'vaɪtəlaɪz]

美 [ˌri:'vaɪtəlaɪz]

v.  使更强壮; 使恢复生机（或健康）

过去分词：revitalised　现在分词：revitalising　过去式：revitalised　第三人称单数：revitalises　

BNC.15435

英英释义

verb

• give new life or vigor to
  Synonym:revitalize

双语例句

• As such Jigsaw will make Java desktop applications appear more as first class citizens on the various platforms that Sun supports, a critical step in Sun's efforts to revitalise desktop Java.
  这样Jigsaw将使得Java桌面应用在sun支持的各个平台上更加接近一等公民，这是Sun振兴桌面Java所做努力的一个关键步骤。
• Mr Paulson's experience in financial markets and his efforts to revitalise President George W. Bush's economic team are just what the US needs.
  保尔森在金融市场的经历，以及他试图重振美国总统乔治•布什（GeorgeW.Bush）经济班子的努力，正是美国所需要的。
• Negotiating new and important rules would help revitalise the WTO, which has languished because of the unfinished Doha Round of trade talks.
  就新的重要规则举行磋商，将有助于重振WTO。由于尚未完成的多哈回合贸易谈判，WTO元气大伤。
• One way is to revitalise the European project.
  一种方法是重振欧洲计划。
• This will not only refresh and revitalise you, but will cleanse your palate and will boost your liver function.
  这不仅能让你恢复精力和元气，而且可以清洗上腭，促进肝功能。
• Instead, emerging countries need to dust down the structural reform agenda they quietly abandoned a decade ago and move to revitalise domestic competition.
  新兴市场国家需要掸去10年前他们悄然放弃的结构性改革议程的灰尘，采取措施重新恢复本国竞争力。
• Further reforms to revitalise the stagnant economy are expected soon.
  为萧条的经济注入活力的进一步改革有望在不久后出台。
• Generally speaking, greater choice and competition in any market obliges established players to revitalise themselves or shut down.
  一般说来，在任何市场上，如果选择更多、竞争更激烈，老牌参与者就会被迫要么重振旗鼓，要么关门大吉。
• For Syria, the hope is that new business interest from the East can offset this loss and help revitalise its economy.
  叙利亚的希望是，来自东方的新商业利益能够弥补这些损失，帮助其重振经济。
• The dinosaurs see little need to revitalise the party's appeal or methods.
  老政治家认为没必要重塑政党形象和执政方法。