Definition of rekindle in English:

rekindle

verb riːˈkɪnd(ə)lˌriˈkɪnd(ə)l

[with object]

1Relight (a fire)
Josh set about rekindling the stove
Example sentencesExamples
- The fire had rekindled and overrun the restored fuel.
- The fear rose as the flames were rekindled and leapt higher… and the impulse to fight took over when Mhyra reached for Tovon.
- He stacked the wood and rekindled the dying fire.
- I sat up and Drake was already up rekindling the fire.
- The parcel goes in, the smouldering logs are raked back over it, and the fire is rekindled with fresh wood.
- The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle.
- I rekindled the fire to prepare for the morning breakfast.
- He rekindled the fire in the stove and set pans and pots to boiling.
- In the afternoon, when the sun relented, the men returned to the fields and she went back to the big kitchen, rekindled the log fire and prepared the evening meal.
- Just as accepting gifts from strangers or bringing home found objects were regarded as dangerous, so too was lending, especially money or embers from the stove to rekindle a fire.
- Finally he remembers his purpose, as if emerging from a trance, and urges them to rekindle the signal fire, after all of their talk of pig rituals and dancing.
- She left to find food, which meant that Zeke and I had to rekindle the fire.
- Lemon rekindled the fire and they dried off quickly.
- I sighed, wished for an electric heater, then set down to the task of rekindling the fire.
- He yawned and stretched before rekindling his campfire.
- Ralph urges them to move on for the sake of rekindling the signal fire on the mountain.
- While she was gone, Dexter rekindled the fire using the wood stacked in a pile under the edge of canvas that covered the small area where they had slept.
- When rekindling a fire from coals, placing a split log on the bed of coals produces a more successful transition from smoldering into flame than using an unsplit log (one having no obvious edges).
- I was inclined to rekindle the fire, and once I had it going I sat cross-legged before it, gazing at Carter through the orange and yellow flames.
- As Zerin rekindled the fire, the sun came up, covering the cold earth with its rays.
1. 1.1 Revive (something lost or lapsed)
  he tried to rekindle their friendship
  Example sentencesExamples
  With just a few improvements in your training and nutrition habits, you can rekindle that fat-burning fire.
  Ann Killoran was one of those old friends that the team dropped in on to rekindle memories.
  Six years later safety fears were rekindled when another fire broke out in the storage and garage area.
  I am going to come and try to rekindle some lost friendships.
  He never eschewed an opportunity to rekindle the embers and fan the flames of friendship.
  I'm not sure if it rekindled the flame but I know that if was meant to be, then it will happen between us.
  If you want to rekindle an old flame, you'll need to first discuss what went wrong the last time.
  Fire filled their hearts as their love was rekindled.
  Every time you use them they rekindle a memory.
  The death of Prince Rainier of Monaco last week rekindled memories of his and Princess Grace's visit to her ancestral home outside Newport in the 1960's.
  This will be a unique opportunity to return to school and there will be lots of time to meet old friends and rekindle memories.
  The couple, both in their early 60s, began a relationship nine months ago after rekindling an old romance.
  In her endeavors to rekindle a long dead flame, she now used Nikolas to stroke his sentimentality.
  There's nothing like September to put a spring in our step and turn our thoughts to maybe taking up a new hobby or rekindling an old interest.
  He is trying to rekindle his lost youth by reliving it through the children he surrounds himself with.
  This however, was a performance that rekindled memories of all the bad old days.
  Not only that, it restores and rekindles any lost faith in the future of homegrown talent.
  Perhaps in that way, we shall rekindle our lost friendship.
  Everybody has a favourite album cover - one that catches the eye and rekindles fond memories in an instant.
  Now, Sarah rekindles her memories by listening to their favourite song together.
  Synonyms
  revive, revitalize, renew, regenerate, restore, breathe new life into, make someone feel young again, revivify, reanimate, resuscitate, refresh, reawaken, put new life into, put new heart into, add some zest to, put some spark into, kick-start, uplift

Definition of rekindle in US English:

rekindle

verbˌrēˈkind(ə)lˌriˈkɪnd(ə)l

[with object]

1Relight (a fire).
Example sentencesExamples
- I sighed, wished for an electric heater, then set down to the task of rekindling the fire.
- Finally he remembers his purpose, as if emerging from a trance, and urges them to rekindle the signal fire, after all of their talk of pig rituals and dancing.
- Ralph urges them to move on for the sake of rekindling the signal fire on the mountain.
- I was inclined to rekindle the fire, and once I had it going I sat cross-legged before it, gazing at Carter through the orange and yellow flames.
- The fire had rekindled and overrun the restored fuel.
- She left to find food, which meant that Zeke and I had to rekindle the fire.
- He stacked the wood and rekindled the dying fire.
- He yawned and stretched before rekindling his campfire.
- I sat up and Drake was already up rekindling the fire.
- The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle.
- I rekindled the fire to prepare for the morning breakfast.
- He rekindled the fire in the stove and set pans and pots to boiling.
- When rekindling a fire from coals, placing a split log on the bed of coals produces a more successful transition from smoldering into flame than using an unsplit log (one having no obvious edges).
- The parcel goes in, the smouldering logs are raked back over it, and the fire is rekindled with fresh wood.
- While she was gone, Dexter rekindled the fire using the wood stacked in a pile under the edge of canvas that covered the small area where they had slept.
- Just as accepting gifts from strangers or bringing home found objects were regarded as dangerous, so too was lending, especially money or embers from the stove to rekindle a fire.
- The fear rose as the flames were rekindled and leapt higher… and the impulse to fight took over when Mhyra reached for Tovon.
- Lemon rekindled the fire and they dried off quickly.
- In the afternoon, when the sun relented, the men returned to the fields and she went back to the big kitchen, rekindled the log fire and prepared the evening meal.
- As Zerin rekindled the fire, the sun came up, covering the cold earth with its rays.
1. 1.1 Revive (something that has been lost)
  he tried to rekindle their friendship
  the photos rekindled memories
  Example sentencesExamples
  He never eschewed an opportunity to rekindle the embers and fan the flames of friendship.
  Ann Killoran was one of those old friends that the team dropped in on to rekindle memories.
  Perhaps in that way, we shall rekindle our lost friendship.
  He is trying to rekindle his lost youth by reliving it through the children he surrounds himself with.
  If you want to rekindle an old flame, you'll need to first discuss what went wrong the last time.
  I am going to come and try to rekindle some lost friendships.
  This however, was a performance that rekindled memories of all the bad old days.
  The death of Prince Rainier of Monaco last week rekindled memories of his and Princess Grace's visit to her ancestral home outside Newport in the 1960's.
  Every time you use them they rekindle a memory.
  Not only that, it restores and rekindles any lost faith in the future of homegrown talent.
  The couple, both in their early 60s, began a relationship nine months ago after rekindling an old romance.
  This will be a unique opportunity to return to school and there will be lots of time to meet old friends and rekindle memories.
  In her endeavors to rekindle a long dead flame, she now used Nikolas to stroke his sentimentality.
  There's nothing like September to put a spring in our step and turn our thoughts to maybe taking up a new hobby or rekindling an old interest.
  Everybody has a favourite album cover - one that catches the eye and rekindles fond memories in an instant.
  Now, Sarah rekindles her memories by listening to their favourite song together.
  With just a few improvements in your training and nutrition habits, you can rekindle that fat-burning fire.
  Six years later safety fears were rekindled when another fire broke out in the storage and garage area.
  I'm not sure if it rekindled the flame but I know that if was meant to be, then it will happen between us.
  Fire filled their hearts as their love was rekindled.
  Synonyms
  revive, revitalize, renew, regenerate, restore, breathe new life into, make someone feel young again, revivify, reanimate, resuscitate, refresh, reawaken, put new life into, put new heart into, add some zest to, put some spark into, kick-start, uplift

单词	rekindle
释义	Definition of rekindle in English: rekindle verb riːˈkɪnd(ə)lˌriˈkɪnd(ə)l [with object] 1Relight (a fire) Josh set about rekindling the stove Example sentencesExamples The fire had rekindled and overrun the restored fuel. The fear rose as the flames were rekindled and leapt higher… and the impulse to fight took over when Mhyra reached for Tovon. He stacked the wood and rekindled the dying fire. I sat up and Drake was already up rekindling the fire. The parcel goes in, the smouldering logs are raked back over it, and the fire is rekindled with fresh wood. The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle. I rekindled the fire to prepare for the morning breakfast. He rekindled the fire in the stove and set pans and pots to boiling. In the afternoon, when the sun relented, the men returned to the fields and she went back to the big kitchen, rekindled the log fire and prepared the evening meal. Just as accepting gifts from strangers or bringing home found objects were regarded as dangerous, so too was lending, especially money or embers from the stove to rekindle a fire. Finally he remembers his purpose, as if emerging from a trance, and urges them to rekindle the signal fire, after all of their talk of pig rituals and dancing. She left to find food, which meant that Zeke and I had to rekindle the fire. Lemon rekindled the fire and they dried off quickly. I sighed, wished for an electric heater, then set down to the task of rekindling the fire. He yawned and stretched before rekindling his campfire. Ralph urges them to move on for the sake of rekindling the signal fire on the mountain. While she was gone, Dexter rekindled the fire using the wood stacked in a pile under the edge of canvas that covered the small area where they had slept. When rekindling a fire from coals, placing a split log on the bed of coals produces a more successful transition from smoldering into flame than using an unsplit log (one having no obvious edges). I was inclined to rekindle the fire, and once I had it going I sat cross-legged before it, gazing at Carter through the orange and yellow flames. As Zerin rekindled the fire, the sun came up, covering the cold earth with its rays. 1.1 Revive (something lost or lapsed) he tried to rekindle their friendship Example sentencesExamples With just a few improvements in your training and nutrition habits, you can rekindle that fat-burning fire. Ann Killoran was one of those old friends that the team dropped in on to rekindle memories. Six years later safety fears were rekindled when another fire broke out in the storage and garage area. I am going to come and try to rekindle some lost friendships. He never eschewed an opportunity to rekindle the embers and fan the flames of friendship. I'm not sure if it rekindled the flame but I know that if was meant to be, then it will happen between us. If you want to rekindle an old flame, you'll need to first discuss what went wrong the last time. Fire filled their hearts as their love was rekindled. Every time you use them they rekindle a memory. The death of Prince Rainier of Monaco last week rekindled memories of his and Princess Grace's visit to her ancestral home outside Newport in the 1960's. This will be a unique opportunity to return to school and there will be lots of time to meet old friends and rekindle memories. The couple, both in their early 60s, began a relationship nine months ago after rekindling an old romance. In her endeavors to rekindle a long dead flame, she now used Nikolas to stroke his sentimentality. There's nothing like September to put a spring in our step and turn our thoughts to maybe taking up a new hobby or rekindling an old interest. He is trying to rekindle his lost youth by reliving it through the children he surrounds himself with. This however, was a performance that rekindled memories of all the bad old days. Not only that, it restores and rekindles any lost faith in the future of homegrown talent. Perhaps in that way, we shall rekindle our lost friendship. Everybody has a favourite album cover - one that catches the eye and rekindles fond memories in an instant. Now, Sarah rekindles her memories by listening to their favourite song together. Synonyms revive, revitalize, renew, regenerate, restore, breathe new life into, make someone feel young again, revivify, reanimate, resuscitate, refresh, reawaken, put new life into, put new heart into, add some zest to, put some spark into, kick-start, uplift Definition of rekindle in US English: rekindle verbˌrēˈkind(ə)lˌriˈkɪnd(ə)l [with object] 1Relight (a fire). Example sentencesExamples I sighed, wished for an electric heater, then set down to the task of rekindling the fire. Finally he remembers his purpose, as if emerging from a trance, and urges them to rekindle the signal fire, after all of their talk of pig rituals and dancing. Ralph urges them to move on for the sake of rekindling the signal fire on the mountain. I was inclined to rekindle the fire, and once I had it going I sat cross-legged before it, gazing at Carter through the orange and yellow flames. The fire had rekindled and overrun the restored fuel. She left to find food, which meant that Zeke and I had to rekindle the fire. He stacked the wood and rekindled the dying fire. He yawned and stretched before rekindling his campfire. I sat up and Drake was already up rekindling the fire. The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle. I rekindled the fire to prepare for the morning breakfast. He rekindled the fire in the stove and set pans and pots to boiling. When rekindling a fire from coals, placing a split log on the bed of coals produces a more successful transition from smoldering into flame than using an unsplit log (one having no obvious edges). The parcel goes in, the smouldering logs are raked back over it, and the fire is rekindled with fresh wood. While she was gone, Dexter rekindled the fire using the wood stacked in a pile under the edge of canvas that covered the small area where they had slept. Just as accepting gifts from strangers or bringing home found objects were regarded as dangerous, so too was lending, especially money or embers from the stove to rekindle a fire. The fear rose as the flames were rekindled and leapt higher… and the impulse to fight took over when Mhyra reached for Tovon. Lemon rekindled the fire and they dried off quickly. In the afternoon, when the sun relented, the men returned to the fields and she went back to the big kitchen, rekindled the log fire and prepared the evening meal. As Zerin rekindled the fire, the sun came up, covering the cold earth with its rays. 1.1 Revive (something that has been lost) he tried to rekindle their friendship the photos rekindled memories Example sentencesExamples He never eschewed an opportunity to rekindle the embers and fan the flames of friendship. Ann Killoran was one of those old friends that the team dropped in on to rekindle memories. Perhaps in that way, we shall rekindle our lost friendship. He is trying to rekindle his lost youth by reliving it through the children he surrounds himself with. If you want to rekindle an old flame, you'll need to first discuss what went wrong the last time. I am going to come and try to rekindle some lost friendships. This however, was a performance that rekindled memories of all the bad old days. The death of Prince Rainier of Monaco last week rekindled memories of his and Princess Grace's visit to her ancestral home outside Newport in the 1960's. Every time you use them they rekindle a memory. Not only that, it restores and rekindles any lost faith in the future of homegrown talent. The couple, both in their early 60s, began a relationship nine months ago after rekindling an old romance. This will be a unique opportunity to return to school and there will be lots of time to meet old friends and rekindle memories. In her endeavors to rekindle a long dead flame, she now used Nikolas to stroke his sentimentality. There's nothing like September to put a spring in our step and turn our thoughts to maybe taking up a new hobby or rekindling an old interest. Everybody has a favourite album cover - one that catches the eye and rekindles fond memories in an instant. Now, Sarah rekindles her memories by listening to their favourite song together. With just a few improvements in your training and nutrition habits, you can rekindle that fat-burning fire. Six years later safety fears were rekindled when another fire broke out in the storage and garage area. I'm not sure if it rekindled the flame but I know that if was meant to be, then it will happen between us. Fire filled their hearts as their love was rekindled. Synonyms revive, revitalize, renew, regenerate, restore, breathe new life into, make someone feel young again, revivify, reanimate, resuscitate, refresh, reawaken, put new life into, put new heart into, add some zest to, put some spark into, kick-start, uplift
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