B2verbhealthbusiness
US/rɪˈvaɪv/
UK/rɪˈvaɪv/
to make someone or something become strong, active or popular again
In context
Paramedics worked for ten minutes to revive the man who had collapsed.
A cup of strong coffee revived me after the long flight.
The city hopes to revive its old market and bring back visitors.
Words that go with revive
verb + noun
- revive the economyThe new policy aims to revive the economy.
- revive a traditionVillagers have revived a tradition of folk singing.
- revive interestThe film revived interest in the author's novels.
- revive memoriesThe smell revived memories of my childhood.
- revive hopesThe goal revived hopes of a comeback.
- revive a patientDoctors managed to revive the patient.