发音：[riːˈvʌɪt(ə)lʌɪz]
例句：
- The newly elected president hopes to revitalize the country.
- The sales person persuaded that lady to buy the new cream because it can revitalize sun-damaged skin.
- We can revitalize tradition, and the food can even have cultural value beyond just the culinary value, because you’re pumping new life into something.
- Empowering women can revitalize the economy, but the priority is to tackle the gender issue from the perspective of women’s rights.
- These incentives are highly underutilized and have the potential to unleash a series of opportunities in distressed communities, revitalizing the economy, creating jobs, affordable housing, and healthier neighborhoods.
解释：
- Revitalize该单词为动词，其表示”to give new life or vigor to something or somebody.”这一含义，即“使…恢复生机/给予新的生机（既可以用于人也可用于物）”，与regenerate/refresh等单词为近义词。
- 具体使用场景如下：
- A good night sleep will revitalize you since it helps you restore energy. (美美地睡上一觉可以让你恢复生机因为睡眠可以帮助恢复能量。）
—Science - Having a healthy meal is a good way to revitalize you. (吃一顿健康的饭菜会让你恢复活力。)
—Science - A new paint job could revitalize a room.（将房屋粉刷一遍可以让其焕然一新。）
—News - A sick person is revitalized by medicine. （药物能够帮助病人焕发生机。）
—Science - In April of 1787, Franklin agreed to serve as the new president of the revitalized Pennsylvania Abolition Society and to make the antislavery cause the final project of his life.（1787 年 4 月，富兰克林同意担任振兴的宾夕法尼亚废奴协会的新主席，并将反奴隶制事业作为他一生的最后一个项目。）
—History - 总的来说，当我们使用revitalize时，其核心是传递出“某一对象能够焕发新的生机或者达到一种更好的状态。”
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