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Significados de resurgence en inglés

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ressurreição

Bringing again into activity and prominence.

ressurreição

A place where water from caves returns to the surface, usually much more substantial than a spring.

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Examples for "revival"
Examples for "revival"
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Yet the revival is threatened by political turmoil across the Irish Sea.
Reuters
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They must agree on a text before the revival can become law.
Reuters
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Many scientists say they expect a revival of warming in coming years.
Reuters
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I particularly warmed to his idea of a revival of certain railways.
The Irish Times
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Yes, 2009 is going to be the year of the rockabilly revival.
The Irish Times
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The agency is looking after New Zealand's largest urban revitalisation in the area.
Radio NZ
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Holbeck is a poor area, left behind during the revitalisation of the city.
The Guardian
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The other planks of its revitalisation strategy include new media platforms and international expansion.
The Guardian
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He may, however, take some comfort from the apparent revitalisation of the duty-free debate.
The Irish Times
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His current focus is on the revitalisation of the Maori language using digital technology.
Radio NZ
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EBONY: Many people may be unfamiliar with the term holistic community revitalization.
Ebony
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She has played a major role in revitalization of the English theatre.
The new yorker
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I finished early and under budget and it began the revitalization of Anacostia.
Ebony
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What we really need is a revitalization of that citizen self.
The story of stuff
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We Care Spa's philosophy is one of detoxification, fasting and revitalization.
Ebony
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No musical form, however frightful, seems immune from reinvention, reconstitution or revivification.
The Irish Times
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Very difficult, you see, to find a healthy subject for revivification.
Savage
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There was a universal burst of enthusiasm- afinalrevivification of the ancient myth.
Eminent Victorians
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Unlike her, several were suffering from some of the stronger side effects of hasty revivification.
Alien: Covenant
5
This aptitude of revivification is found to a high degree in animalcules of low order.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 497, July 11, 1885
Uso de resurgence en inglés
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His warnings about the risk of resurgence had become reality, he said.
Radio NZ
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But the past several years have seen a resurgence in drug use.
Reuters
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Health experts fear a resurgence of polio in parts of the world.
BBC
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But a resurgence of former leader Silvio Berlusconi has raised new worries.
Reuters
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A resurgence may not be a sustainable, nor will every area benefit.
Reuters
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It is a prosperous state which is leading the Indian economic resurgence.
The Guardian
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It is making a resurgence in other developed countries, such as Britain.
Reuters
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The deal also comes amid a resurgence in mergers and acquisitions activity.
Reuters
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The resurgence of retro technology is neither negative nor a hipster fad.
The Guardian
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Asian equities slumped on Friday on fears of resurgence in coronavirus cases.
Reuters
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They are disproportionately affected by Covid-19 especially with this resurgence in Auckland.
Radio NZ
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Since Brexit, there has been a resurgence of interest in Welsh independence.
The Guardian
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The timing may finally be right for a resurgence of the rotary.
Wired
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But they appeared to have fallen back slightly after their recent resurgence.
Reuters
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The resurgence in astrology was one of the 1960s' many regrettable bequests.
The Irish Times
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Are they due a resurgence or best packed off to friendlier homes?
The Guardian
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Resurgence a través del tiempo
Resurgence por variante geográfica
Nueva Zelanda
Común
Sudáfrica
Común
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Común
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