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Meanings of revive in English
Usage of revive in English
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Critics say the new law will hardly help revive the floundering economy.
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Analysts said the new laptop may help revive the ailing PC market.
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However, officials believe the new site and accompanying facilities will revive attendances.
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The talks concern a possible partnership, which is needed to revive business.
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Democratic leaders have said they have no plans to revive that power.
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It badly needs funds to revive currency trade and restart the economy.
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It would also help revive te reo and local culture, she said.
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The wave of new models is designed to revive sales in Europe.
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And Trump's trade war later helped revive U.S. steel and aluminum producers.
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Diplomatic efforts to revive the ceasefire have so far come to nothing.
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We are quite positive that it might revive in a short time.
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Carrefour is facing pressure to revive its flagging share price at home.
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Estimates on how much the scheme will revive the property market vary.
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But she stressed that only government reforms could revive the euro zone.
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Numerous attempts to revive the project had crumbled in the years since.
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Two years later, Odisha tried to revive the mining plan without success.
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New Zealand
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