renewing

• 形容使人重新感到更强壮、更清新或更有活力的；也指使事物更新、恢复或重新开始。

Describes something that makes you feel stronger, fresher, or more energetic again.

1. Restorative or invigoratingB2formal

   Tending to impart new life, energy, or vigor to someone or something.

   恢复活力的

   • The spa offered a renewing experience that left her feeling refreshed.
   • A walk in the forest can have a renewing effect on the mind.
   • The retreat was a renewing break from the stress of daily life.

   同义词bracinginvigoratingrefreshingrestorativerevitalizingrevivingtonic

   反义词debilitatingdrainingenervatingexhaustingfatiguingwearying

• 动词，表示更新某物、延长某物的有效期限，或指在暂停后恢复某项活动。

A verb used to indicate the act of making something new again, extending the validity of something, or resuming an activity after a pause.

1. Extend validityB1formal

   To extend the period of time for which something is valid, such as a subscription, license, or contract.

   延长有效期

   • I need to renew my passport before the trip.
   • She renewed her gym membership for another year.
   • The company decided to renew the lease on the office.

   同义词continueextendprolong

2. Restore or reviveB2formal

   To make something new again; to restore or give fresh life to something.

   更新

   • The rain renewed the green color of the grass.
   • They renewed their friendship after many years apart.
   • The renovation renewed the old building's appearance.

   同义词refreshregeneratereinvigoraterejuvenaterestorerevitalizerevive

   反义词depletedestroydrainexhaustwear

3. Resume after interruptionB2formal

   To start again after a pause or interruption.

   恢复

   • The two countries renewed diplomatic relations.
   • He renewed his efforts to learn the piano.
   • The negotiations were renewed after a brief break.

   同义词continuerecommencereopenrestartresume

   反义词ceaseendhaltstop