reinvigorated
英 [ˌriːɪnˈvɪɡəreɪtɪd]
美 [ˌriːɪnˈvɪɡəreɪtɪd]
v. 给…增添精力(或力量); 使再振作
reinvigorate的过去分词和过去式
过去式：reinvigorated
COCA.33212
英英释义
adj
- with restored energy
双语例句
- Can the telecom industry be reinvigorated?
电信业能否重振雄风？ - Europe needs to learn from the way that the US reinvigorated its car industry: with tough love.
欧洲需要向美国学习，用“严厉的爱”重振汽车工业。 - Or would it decide that her personal popularity has waned, but that the brand itself can be reinvigorated without a flesh-and-blood mascot?
或者，投资人会认为她的个人魅力已大减，没有偶像，也能重塑品牌？ - At a Stanford appearance last year, Geoffrey Harpham, director of the National Humanities Center, said the humanities must be reinvigorated and are critical to the US 'future.
去年，美国国家人文科学中心负责人杰弗里哈珀姆曾现身斯坦福大学并称人文学科必须寻求复兴，这对美国的未来非常重要。 - It's only been two weeks since Obama and Cameron hailed a reinvigorated NATO alliance from a golf course in Wales.
奥巴马和卡梅伦在威尔士打了一场高尔夫，谈妥北约联盟才过了两周。 - The combination, on the one hand, of newly reinvigorated capitalism and the associated rise in productivity with, on the other, bundesbank-style inflation targeting, adopted implicitly or explicitly by a number of central banks, proved fatal.
刚刚重振精神的资本主义（以及生产率的相应上升），与德国央行式的通胀目标制二者相结合，被证明是致命的。 - It's reinvigorated the team.
这让我们团队重新焕发了生机。 - Anthony Thompson, retail director at the reinvigorated marks and Spencer, was rumoured to be about to quit until Stuart rose, chief executive, managed to persuade him to stay, for the time being at least.
有传言称，在恢复元气的玛莎百货（marksandspencer），零售主管安东尼汤普森（anthonythompson）本打算辞职，但首席执行官斯图亚特罗斯（stuartrose）设法说服他留了下来，至少是暂时留下。 - Couples who have been together a long time often might believe that the relationship is stagnating and needs to be reinvigorated.
相处很长时间的夫妻可能常常认为这种关系是停滞的，并需要恢复活力。 - Some companies also believe John McCain, the Arizona senator who has been a fierce critic of the growing cost of procurement, may return to bang the drum if his presidential campaign is not reinvigorated.
一些公司还相信，如果亚利桑那州参议员约翰麦凯恩（johnmccain）不能重振其总统竞选势头，那么，一直强烈批评武器采购费用不断增长的他，就可能重新开始抨击。