invigorate
UK/ɪnˈvɪɡəˌreɪt/US/in'vigәreit/
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Definitions
v.
To give energy, strength, or freshness to someone or something
使精神焕发;使充满活力
Root Breakdown
Root-derivedin- (here 'into/cause') + vigor (energy) + -ate (to make) = 'to put energy into.' Here in- is the 'cause to be' prefix, not the negative one. vigor belongs to the vigil family, a cousin of vīvere. A cold shower or a brisk walk invigorates you.
Root vigil still carries 4 more wordsCommon Collocations
- 1.invigorate the economy振兴经济
- 2.invigorate the mind清醒头脑
- 3.feel invigorated感到精力充沛
Example Sentences
- 1.
The cold morning air invigorated her as she walked.
- 2.
New leadership invigorated the whole team.