revive
BrE /rɪˈvaɪv/ AmE /rɪˈvaɪv/
verb en → es
past revived pp revived ing reviving
to make someone who is unconscious or dying start breathing and moving again
reanimar, revivir (a alguien)
- revive somebody
Collocations revive a victim of cardiac arrest · administrar RCP para revivir a una persona
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The doctors tried to revive the patient.
Los médicos intentaron reanimar al paciente.
to make something better or more successful again after a period when it was not good or successful
restaurar, revitalizar, revivir (algo)
- revive an interest in something
Collocations revive a tradition · revive the economy
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The government's new policies have revived the local economy.
Las nuevas políticas del gobierno han revitalizado la economía local.
to bring back memories or ideas from the past
evocar, recordar (algo)
- revive a memory
Collocations revive childhood memories · revive old arguments
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The smell of the flowers revived her childhood memories.
El aroma de las flores evocó sus recuerdos de infancia.
to perform a play, film, or piece of music again after it has not been performed for some time
reestrenar (una obra), revivir (un espectáculo)
- revive a play
Collocations revive a classic film · revive a famous concert
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The theatre is reviving the play next month.
El teatro reestrenará la obra el próximo mes.