revived

• Describe algo que ha sido devuelto a la vida, a la conciencia o a un estado de actividad o popularidad después de un periodo de declive o inactividad.

Describes something that has been brought back to life, consciousness, or a state of activity or popularity after a period of decline or inactivity.

1. Brought back to life or consciousnessB2formal

   Restored to life, consciousness, or a state of activity after being inactive or unconscious.

   revivido, resucitado

   • The revived patient opened his eyes and smiled.
   • After the CPR, the revived man was taken to the hospital.
   • The revived plant began to grow new leaves.

   Sinónimosreanimatedreinvigoratedresuscitatedrevitalized

   Antónimosdeadunconscious

2. Restored to popularity or useB2formal

   Made popular or active again after a period of decline or neglect.

   revivido, reactivado

   • The revived interest in vinyl records surprised many.
   • The revived tradition of folk dancing attracted young people.
   • The revived economy showed signs of growth.

   Sinónimosreinvigoratedrenewedrevitalized

• Verbo utilizado para designar la acción de devolver algo a la vida, a la conciencia, o a un estado de actividad o fuerza.

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing something back to life, consciousness, or a state of activity or strength.

1. Restore to consciousnessB2formalmedical

   To bring someone back to life or consciousness after they have fainted or stopped breathing.

   Reanimar

   • Paramedics revived the drowning victim using CPR.
   • Doctors managed to revive the patient after a cardiac arrest.
   • She was revived with smelling salts after fainting.

   Sinónimosawakenbring aroundbring toresuscitaterouse

   Antónimoskillunconscious

2. Bring back into useB2formal

   To make something popular, active, or successful again after a period of decline.

   revivir (hacer volver a estar en uso)

   • The company is trying to revive its old brand with a new marketing campaign.
   • They revived the tradition of the annual village festival.
   • The government plans to revive the struggling economy.

   Sinónimosreestablishreinstatereintroducerejuvenaterenewrestoreresurrectrevitalize

   Antónimosabandonabolishdiscontinueeliminateeradicatequashsuppress

3. Restore energy or strengthB2formal

   To give new energy, strength, or life to someone or something.

   revivir

   • A hot shower revived him after the long hike.
   • The rain revived the wilting plants in the garden.
   • A good night's sleep revived her spirits.

   Sinónimosenergizereanimaterefreshreinvigoraterejuvenaterenewrestorerevitalize

   Antónimosdebilitateenervateexhaustsaptireweaken