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vitalise

/ˈvaɪ.tə.laɪz/

Traduction: Donner de la vie, de l'énergie ou de la force à quelque chose; animer, dynamiser ou stimuler.

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verb

/ˈvaɪ.tə.laɪz/C1formalbritish
  • frDonner de la vie, de l'énergie ou de la force à quelque chose; animer, dynamiser ou stimuler.

A verb meaning to give life, energy, or strength to something; to invigorate or animate.

  1. Give life toC1formal

    To endow with life or vitality; to animate.

    frDonner vie à

    • The spring rains vitalise the dormant plants.
    • Ancient myths often describe gods who vitalise the earth.
    • A good leader can vitalise a struggling team.

    Synonymesanimateenergizeenlivengalvanizeinvigoratequickenrejuvenaterevivestimulatevivify

    Antonymesdeadenenervatekillweaken

  2. Make more lively or vigorousC1formal

    To energize or invigorate something, making it more active or dynamic.

    frRendre plus vivant ou vigoureux

    • The new manager's ideas helped vitalise the company's culture.
    • A brisk walk can vitalise both body and mind.
    • The artist's bold colors vitalise the otherwise dull painting.

    Synonymesanimateenergizeenlivengalvanizeinvigorateliven uppep upquickenrevitalizestimulate

    Antonymesdeadendebilitatedrainenervateexhaustsapweaken

Formes
  • vitalised past participle
  • vitalized past participle
  • vitalised past simple
  • vitalized past simple
  • vitalising present participle
  • vitalizing present participle
  • vitalises third person singular
  • vitalizes third person singular