0 to become or make conscious again -- reprendre connaissance
Doctors successfully revived her. Les médecins ont réussi à la réanimer.
The girl revived and was taken to the hospital. La fille a repris connaissance et a été transportée à l’hôpital.
1 to feel or make feel better -- (faire) se sentir mieux
A rest was all she needed to revive her. Du repos était tout ce dont elle avait besoin pour se sentir mieux.
2 to make exist again or be more lively or successful again -- (se) raviver
3 to come, or bring, back to consciousness, strength, health etc -- ranimer, raviver
4 to come or bring back to use etc -- rétablir
They have begun to revive the body by force.
I also welcome your clear commitment to revive and reinvigorate the transatlantic relationship.
So initiatives to revive growth are welcome.
We are trying to revive a constitution which is dead in its own terms.
What is more, the economy needed to be revived.
By developing tourism, whether for business or pleasure, we are helping to revive and support growth and to create employment.
However, by itself, none of this is enough to revive an economy which remains very fragile with rising unemployment and levels of poverty.
Therefore, we are less able to revive our growth.
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