reactivate
激活
definition
verb
John Smyth, a spokesman, says the movement is reactivating its base.
restore (something) to a state of activity; bring back into action.
translation of 'reactivate'
verb
重新使用
example
the government announced measures to 'reactivate' the economy
The stress caused by the collision is thought to have 'reactivated' the cancer cells, causing it to spread to other parts of her body.
John Smyth, a spokesman, says the movement is 'reactivating' its base.
The systems are 'reactivated' when the handset is out of range.
But don't forget North Korea, which has just announced the 'reactivation' of its Yongbyon nuclear plant.
Other options also been looked at by the council is the 'reactivation' of the disused rail line from Togher to Portlaoise town centre.
There is a dire need for the 'reactivation' of community spirit.
I think that Alison's portrait 'reactivates' this dormant aspect of Trafalgar Square.
HIS Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has officially 'reactivated' a steam engine.
The 'reactivation' of dormant genes in fossil lineages after long time periods is considered a likely evolutionary mechanism.
The volcano began showing signs of 'reactivation' in late 1984.
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