revitalised

• 指某事物被重新赋予生命、活力或力量，使其恢复生机或重新兴盛。

Describes something that has been given new life, energy, or strength.

1. Restored to new life and vigorB2formal

   Having been given new energy, strength, or vitality; brought back to a lively or active state.

   焕然一新

   • The revitalised economy showed signs of growth.
   • After a long vacation, she felt completely revitalised.
   • The revitalised park attracted many visitors again.

   同义词invigoratedreanimatedrefreshedreinvigoratedrenewedrevived

   反义词debilitateddrainedenervatedexhaustedfatiguedlanguidlistlesstiredweakened

• 动词，指使某物恢复生机、活力或力量，使其重新焕发生机或效力。

A verb used to indicate the act of giving new life, energy, or strength to something; to restore vitality or effectiveness.

1. Restore energy or lifeB2formal

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

   振兴

   • The new manager revitalized the struggling company.
   • A good night's sleep can revitalize your body and mind.
   • The government invested in projects to revitalize the downtown area.

   同义词energizereanimaterefreshregeneratereinvigoraterejuvenaterenewrestoreresuscitaterevive

   反义词depleteenervateexhaustweaken

2. Renew or refreshB2formal

   To make something active, successful, or popular again.

   振兴

   • The city plans to revitalize the old industrial district.
   • The teacher used new methods to revitalize the students' interest in history.
   • The brand revitalized its image with a modern logo.

   同义词energizereawakenrefreshregeneratereinvigoraterejuvenaterenewrestorerevive

   反义词debilitatedepletedrainenfeebleexhaustsapweaken