revitalise
의미: To give new life, energy, or vitality to something that has declined or become weakened.
Revitalise is commonly used in urban planning (revitalising a town centre), business (revitalising a brand), and general discourse (revitalising a relationship or institution). It implies restoring something to a former level of vigour or creating renewed energy after a period of decline. The noun 'revitalisation' is equally common, especially in policy and planning documents. Note the British spelling with -ise.
예문
- The council launched a major project to revitalise the neglected town centre with new shops and public spaces. 市议会启动了一个大型项目,通过开设新商店和建设公共空间来振兴荒废的市中心。El ayuntamiento puso en marcha un gran proyecto para revitalizar el centro urbano abandonado con nuevas tiendas y espacios públicos.市議会は、新しい店舗や公共スペースを設けることで、荒廃した中心街を再活性化する大型プロジェクトを立ち上げました。시의회는 새로운 상점과 공공 공간을 조성하여 방치된 도심을 재활성화하는 대규모 프로젝트를 시작했습니다.
- The new manager was brought in specifically to revitalise the struggling department and boost morale. 新经理被特意聘请来振兴这个陷入困境的部门并提振士气。El nuevo director fue contratado específicamente para revitalizar el departamento en dificultades y levantar la moral.新しい管理者は、苦戦している部門を立て直し士気を高めるために特に採用されました。새 관리자는 부진한 부서를 되살리고 사기를 높이기 위해 특별히 영입되었습니다.
- A good night's sleep can revitalise both body and mind after a demanding week. 一夜好眠能在疲惫的一周后恢复身心活力。Una buena noche de sueño puede revitalizar el cuerpo y la mente tras una semana exigente.十分な睡眠をとれば、大変な一週間の後でも心身の活力を取り戻すことができます。충분한 수면은 힘든 한 주를 보낸 후 몸과 마음 모두에 활력을 되찾아 줄 수 있습니다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, professional, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From re- (again) and vitalise, from Latin vitalis (of life), from vita (life). The word gained currency in English during the 19th century as ideas about urban renewal and institutional reform developed.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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