英语词汇“refresh”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of invigorate

Definition

to give energy to or refresh

Take a deep breath in to invigorate you.

Synonyms

refresh,

stimulate,

brace,

strengthen,

animate,

exhilarate,

fortify,

quicken,

rejuvenate,

enliven,

perk up,

freshen (up),

energize,

revitalize,

galvanize,

liven up,

pep up,

buck up (informal),

put new heart into,

nerve

in the sense of jog

Keep a card file on the books you have read to jog your memory later.

Synonyms

stimulate,

remind,

prompt,

stir,

arouse,

activate,

nudge,

prod

in the sense of prod

Definition

to rouse (someone) to action

a tactic to prod the government into spending more on education

Synonyms

prompt,

move,

urge,

motivate,

spur,

stimulate,

rouse,

stir up,

incite,

egg on,

goad,

impel,

put a bomb under (informal)

in the sense of prompt

Definition

to motivate or cause someone to do something

The recession has prompted consumers to cut back on buying cars.

Synonyms

cause,

move,

inspire,

stimulate,

occasion (formal),

urge,

spur,

provoke,

motivate,

induce,

evoke,

give rise to,

elicit,

incite,

instigate,

impel,

call forth

in the sense of rejuvenate

Definition

to give back youth or vitality to

He was advised that the Italian climate would rejuvenate him.

Synonyms

revitalize,

restore,

renew,

refresh,

regenerate,

breathe new life into,

reinvigorate,

revivify,

give new life to,

reanimate,

make young again,

restore vitality to

in the sense of renew

Definition

to replace (an old or worn-out part or piece)

Cells are constantly renewed.

Synonyms

replace,

refresh,

top up,

replenish,

restock,

resupply

in the sense of renovate

Definition

to restore to good condition

They spent thousands renovating the house.

Synonyms

restore,

repair,

refurbish,

do up (informal),

reform,

renew,

overhaul,

revamp,

recreate,

remodel,

rehabilitate,

refit,

fix up (informal, US, Canadian),

modernize,

reconstitute,

recondition

in the sense of repair

Definition

to restore (something damaged or broken) to good condition or working order

He has repaired the roof.

Synonyms

mend,

fix,

recover,

restore,

heal,

renew,

patch,

make good,

renovate,

patch up,

put back together,

restore to working order

in the sense of restore

Definition

to reconstruct (a ruin, extinct animal, etc.)

They partly restored a local castle.

Synonyms

repair,

refurbish,

renovate,

reconstruct,

fix (up),

recover,

renew,

rebuild,

mend,

rehabilitate,

touch up,

recondition,

retouch,

set to rights

in the sense of revitalize

Definition

to make more lively or active

The hot, strong liquid seemed to revitalize her.

Synonyms

reanimate,

restore,

renew,

refresh,

resurrect,

rejuvenate,

breathe new life into,

bring back to life,

revivify

单词	refresh
释义	Trends of refresh View usage for: refresh (rɪfreʃ) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense refreshes, present participle refreshing, past tense, past participle refreshed 1. verb If something refreshes you when you have become hot, tired, or thirsty, it makes you feel cooler or more energetic. The lotion cools and refreshes the skin. [VERB noun] They had stopped by a spring to refresh themselves. [VERB noun] Synonyms: revive, cool, freshen, revitalize More Synonyms of refresh refreshed adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE] He awoke feeling completely refreshed. 2. verb If you refresh something old or dull, you make it as good as it was when it was new. Many view these meetings as an occasion to share ideas and refresh friendship. [VERB noun] Lettie appeared, her make-up refreshed. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: replenish, restore, repair, renew More Synonyms of refresh 3. verb If someone refreshes your memory, they tell you something that you had forgotten. Allow me to refresh your memory. [VERB noun] He walked on the opposite side of the street to refresh his memory of the building. [VERB noun] Synonyms: stimulate, prompt, renew, jog More Synonyms of refresh 4. verb If you refresh a web page, you click a button in order to get the most recent version of the page. [computing] Press the 'reload' button on your web browser to refresh the site. [VERB noun] refresh in British English (rɪˈfrɛʃ) verb 1. (usually tr or reflexive) to make or become fresh or vigorous, as through rest, drink, or food; revive or reinvigorate 2. (transitive) to enliven (something worn or faded), as by adding new decorations 3. (transitive) to stimulate (the memory) 4. (transitive) to replenish, as with new equipment or stores 5. computing to display the latest updated version (of a web page or document); reload Derived forms refreshful (reˈfreshful) adjective Word origin C14: from Old French refreschir; see re-, fresh refresh in American English (rɪˈfrɛʃ) verb transitive 1. to make fresh by cooling, wetting, etc. rains refreshing parched plants 2. to make (another or oneself) feel cooler, stronger, more energetic, etc. than before, as by food, drink, or sleep 3. to replenish, as by new supplies; renew 4. to revive or stimulate (the memory, etc.) verb intransitive 5. to become fresh again; revive 6. to take refreshment, as food or drink 7. to lay in fresh supplies SIMILAR WORDS: reˈnew Derived forms refresher (reˈfresher) noun Word origin ME refreschen < OFr refrescher: see re- & fresh1 Examples of 'refresh' in a sentence refresh Then just refresh to get the best prices when they go on sale. The Sun (2016) Love needs your time, and remembering how and why you first got together can refresh it. The Sun (2017) We actually get some refreshing dips into different emotional places. Christianity Today (2000) Nobody can hear you hitting the refresh button. Times, Sunday Times (2011) But there is nowhere within reach of the driver to put a refreshing can of drink. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Something light and refreshing will be a winner. The Sun (2015) You can refresh feelings or persuade a partner to take your plans for a new life seriously. The Sun (2014) It makes you feel excited and refreshed when you get up in the morning. The Sun (2008) After all that fresh mountain air there was something refreshing about streets with visible urban problems. The Sun (2012) We left the first meeting feeling refreshed. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It allowed him to get away and refresh his thinking. The Sun (2015) Is he willing to get help to refresh your relationship? The Sun (2013) How refreshing that they get to be heroes for a new generation of young women. Times, Sunday Times (2015) It was a very refreshing drink. Max Arthur Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who WereThere (2006) The end result is a more refreshing, interesting drink. Times, Sunday Times (2013) There's something refreshing about the horsemeat scandal. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Rooms have modern art, whitewashed walls and a refreshing feeling of simplicity. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Find lots more refreshing drinks to pair with summer food at Fabulousmag. The Sun (2014) I emerged feeling and looking completely refreshed. The Sun (2016) I awoke the next day feeling refreshed. The Sun (2012) But there's also a real chance to get away from it all and come back home completely refreshed. The Sun (2013) It's a cool, refreshing drink that has stood the test of time. Times, Sunday Times (2015) So part of the reason for moving to California was to reinvent ourselves, to completely refresh and evolve. Times, Sunday Times (2011) In other languages refresh British English: refresh VERB If something refreshes you when you have become hot, tired, or thirsty, it makes you feel cooler or more energetic. The lotion cools and refreshes the skin. American English: refresh Brazilian Portuguese: refrescar Chinese: 使清爽 European Spanish: refrescar French: rafraîchir German: erfrischen Italian: rinfrescare Japanese: さわやかな気分にする Korean: 생기를 되찾게 하다 European Portuguese: refrescar Latin American Spanish: refrescar Chinese translation of 'refresh' refresh (rɪˈfrɛʃ) vt [sleep, drink, rest] 使恢复(復) (shǐ huīfù) to refresh sb's memory 唤(喚)起某人的记(記)忆(憶) (huànqǐ mǒurén de jìyì) 1 (verb) in the sense of revive Definition to revive or reinvigorate, for example through rest, drink, or food The lotion cools and refreshes the skin. Synonyms revive Superb food and drink revived our little band. cool freshen Cleanse and freshen oily skin. revitalize The hot, strong liquid seemed to revitalize her. cheer The people around him were cheered by his presence. stimulate brace rejuvenate He was advised that the Italian climate would rejuvenate him. kick-start (informal) enliven Her presence enlivened even the most boring meeting. breathe new life into invigorate Take a deep breath in to invigorate you. revivify reanimate inspirit 2 (verb) in the sense of replenish She appeared, her make-up refreshed. Synonyms replenish stock to replenish the shelves restore They partly restored a local castle. repair He has repaired the roof. renew Cells are constantly renewed. top up renovate They spent thousands renovating the house. 3 (verb) in the sense of stimulate Definition to stimulate (the memory) Allow me to refresh your memory. Synonyms stimulate I was stimulated to examine my deepest thoughts. prompt The recession has prompted consumers to cut back on buying cars. renew jog Keep a card file on the books you have read to jog your memory later. prod a tactic to prod the government into spending more on education brush up (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of cheer The people around him were cheered by his presence. Synonyms hearten, encourage, warm, comfort, elevate, animate, console, uplift, brighten, exhilarate, solace, enliven, cheer up, buoy up, gladden, elate, inspirit in the sense of enliven Definition to make lively, cheerful, or bright Her presence enlivened even the most boring meeting. Synonyms cheer up, excite, inspire, cheer, spark, enhance, stimulate, wake up, animate, fire, rouse, brighten, exhilarate, quicken, hearten, perk up, liven up, buoy up, pep up, invigorate, gladden, vitalize, vivify, inspirit, make more exciting, make more lively in the sense of freshen Definition to make or become fresh or fresher Cleanse and freshen oily skin. Synonyms refresh, restore, rouse, enliven, revitalize, spruce up, liven up, freshen up, titivate Synonyms of 'refresh' refresh Explore 'refresh' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of invigorate Definition to give energy to or refresh Take a deep breath in to invigorate you. Synonyms refresh, stimulate, brace, strengthen, animate, exhilarate, fortify, quicken, rejuvenate, enliven, perk up, freshen (up), energize, revitalize, galvanize, liven up, pep up, buck up (informal), put new heart into, nerve in the sense of jog Keep a card file on the books you have read to jog your memory later. Synonyms stimulate, remind, prompt, stir, arouse, activate, nudge, prod in the sense of prod Definition to rouse (someone) to action a tactic to prod the government into spending more on education Synonyms prompt, move, urge, motivate, spur, stimulate, rouse, stir up, incite, egg on, goad, impel, put a bomb under (informal) in the sense of prompt Definition to motivate or cause someone to do something The recession has prompted consumers to cut back on buying cars. Synonyms cause, move, inspire, stimulate, occasion (formal), urge, spur, provoke, motivate, induce, evoke, give rise to, elicit, incite, instigate, impel, call forth in the sense of rejuvenate Definition to give back youth or vitality to He was advised that the Italian climate would rejuvenate him. Synonyms revitalize, restore, renew, refresh, regenerate, breathe new life into, reinvigorate, revivify, give new life to, reanimate, make young again, restore vitality to in the sense of renew Definition to replace (an old or worn-out part or piece) Cells are constantly renewed. Synonyms replace, refresh, top up, replenish, restock, resupply in the sense of renovate Definition to restore to good condition They spent thousands renovating the house. Synonyms restore, repair, refurbish, do up (informal), reform, renew, overhaul, revamp, recreate, remodel, rehabilitate, refit, fix up (informal, US, Canadian), modernize, reconstitute, recondition in the sense of repair Definition to restore (something damaged or broken) to good condition or working order He has repaired the roof. Synonyms mend, fix, recover, restore, heal, renew, patch, make good, renovate, patch up, put back together, restore to working order in the sense of restore Definition to reconstruct (a ruin, extinct animal, etc.) They partly restored a local castle. Synonyms repair, refurbish, renovate, reconstruct, fix (up), recover, renew, rebuild, mend, rehabilitate, touch up, recondition, retouch, set to rights in the sense of revitalize Definition to make more lively or active The hot, strong liquid seemed to revitalize her. Synonyms reanimate, restore, renew, refresh, resurrect, rejuvenate, breathe new life into, bring back to life, revivify Additional synonyms in the sense of revivify Definition to give new life to Synonyms revive, restore, renew, refresh, kick-start (informal), resuscitate, breathe new life into, invigorate, give new life to, reanimate, inspirit
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