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revived

/rɪˈvaɪvd/

revivedadjective

more revived

Comp.

most revived

Super.

/rɪˈvaɪvd/

Translations

réaniméMédical ou concret : de nouveau vivant, conscient ou remis en activité.

The revived patient slowly opened his eyes after the successful surgery.

Le patient réanimé a lentement ouvert les yeux après l’opération réussie.

ravivéPour une coutume, une tradition, un intérêt ou une activité remis au goût du jour.

The revived tradition of the annual festival brought joy to the community.

La tradition ravivée du festival annuel a apporté de la joie à la communauté.

revigoréAu sens figuré : à nouveau plein d’énergie ou de forces.

After a long vacation, she returned to work feeling revived and ready to tackle new challenges.

Après de longues vacances, elle est retournée au travail revigorée et prête à relever de nouveaux défis.

Definitions

Brought back to life, consciousness, or a state of activity.

The revived patient slowly opened his eyes after the successful surgery.

Restored to a previous condition or state of being.

The revived tradition of the annual festival brought joy to the community.

Reinvigorated or given new energy or strength.

After a long vacation, she returned to work feeling revived and ready to tackle new challenges.

Synonyms

reviveverb

revived

Past Simple

revived

Past Simple

revived

Past Participle

reviving

Gerund

/rɪˈvaɪv/

Translations

réanimerPour redonner la vie ou la conscience; courant en contexte médical et général.

The paramedics worked quickly to revive the unconscious man.

Les secouristes ont travaillé rapidement pour réanimer l'homme inconscient.

ranimerPour redonner de la vigueur, de l'énergie ou de l'élan à quelque chose.

The new marketing campaign helped to revive the company's sales.

La nouvelle campagne marketing a aidé à ranimer les ventes de l'entreprise.

relancerPour remettre en usage, en activité ou en popularité.

The director decided to revive the classic play for a modern audience.

Le metteur en scène a décidé de relancer la pièce classique pour un public moderne.

Definitions

To restore to life or consciousness.

The paramedics worked quickly to revive the unconscious man.

To give new strength or energy to something.

The new marketing campaign helped to revive the company's sales.

To bring back into use or popularity.

The director decided to revive the classic play for a modern audience.

To return to consciousness or life.

After fainting, she slowly began to revive.

Synonyms

bring back

Antonyms

kill

destroy

extinguish

revivenoun

Definitions

An act or instance of reviving someone or something; a revival, especially in video-gaming contexts.

Our squad was wiped out except for one quick revive that saved the match.

revivenoun

Definitions

An item, power-up, or dose that restores life, health, or consciousness, especially in video games or first-aid contexts.

I used a revive on my Pokémon after the battle.

The act or instance of reviving someone or something.

The medic performed a quick revive before the enemy arrived.