Definition of resurrect in English:

resurrect

verb rɛzəˈrɛktˌrɛzəˈrɛkt

[with object]

1Restore (a dead person) to life.
使（死人）复活，使死而复生
he queried whether Jesus was indeed resurrected
他质问耶稣是否真的死而复生。
Example sentencesExamples
- The plot sinks into absurdity, as dead people are resurrected and the Beast is exposed as a mechanical porcupine.
- In consequence of these destructive acts, Enkidu dies, and Gilgamesh is left to wander half-crazed, searching in vain to resurrect his beloved friend.
- By the tune of her voice, you might have thought she was just told that her dead family was resurrected.
- In trying to save the kid, Eddie dies, but the medallion resurrects him with a few curious after-effects - he now has superhuman powers and cannot be killed.
- They are sleeping, but they shall wake up, they shall be resurrected.
- The gods of the world are having trouble keeping the demons at bay, and so they come up with a last-ditch scheme - to resurrect a dead hero.
- But it seemed he was resurrected, as though he were never dead.
- Miraculously resurrected, the hero of such tales often comments about the " long sleep " he has enjoyed.
Synonyms
raise from the dead, restore to life, bring back to life, revive
1. 1.1 Revive or revitalize (something that is inactive, disused, or forgotten)
  the deal collapsed and has yet to be resurrected
  交易失败了，还须让它重生。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Her work includes identifying local herbs and spices, plus resurrecting centuries-old harvesting and curing methods that preserve and regenerate rain forests.
  When we first heard about Jonathan Pontell's book, Generation Jones, we dismissed it as yet another attempt to resurrect an old debate.
  He successfully resurrects a forgotten figure in the history of the church, no small feat considering Sherwood wrote under several pseudonyms in numerous state papers and had a wider range of interests than mere theology.
  Fresh from wowing audiences from Belfast to Brazil, Pauline Goldsmith arrives with Bright Colours Only, her smash-hit show that resurrects the Irish wake tradition.
  The two shows dug deep into archival troves and directed viewers and art historians toward an expansion of both sources and resources, resurrecting artists and specific works from historical oblivion.
  The Skal Club of Pattaya was recently resurrected after having been dissolved in 1982.
  Now his nation is falling over itself to resurrect its tourist industry.
  Shorto resurrects him from obscurity and portrays him as the early merchant pioneer who introduced the key notions of pluralism and personal liberty to what was then known as New Amsterdam.
  One of five works on paper comprising the remainder of the show, Spiral Jetty visually resurrects Robert Smithson's monumental 1970 earthwork in vivid inks, acrylics and pencil.
  Peter Bowler has spent years resurrecting old and forgotten words that are spectacularly precise in their meaning.
  In continental Europe, by contrast, where the past is everywhere and every small city has an opera house, forgotten works are resurrected with hardly a nod to the text of the original.
  This trend is about to produce some even more startling attempts to either resurrect the great TV detectives of the past or to revive interest in some long-running shows.
  He had been all but ignored during his career and was resurrected only a decade after it by tiny yet earnest coteries scattered around Europe and America.
  The applicants in these two cases are certainly not asking to resurrect that argument.
  It is a story of hope, the hope in which we gather, a hope that resurrects and renews our spirits.
  The magazine has been in dire trouble before, though, so let's hope it somehow gets resurrected again.
  For the trip inspired him to resurrect the long forgotten ballet Daphnis and Chloe from the Diaghilev repertoire of those heady days.
  Her blog was recently resurrected in a more subdued incarnation, but it still brings the traffic.
  In spring 2002 the company resurrected Robert Joffrey's innovative multimedia ballet, Astarte, a psychedelic work that had raised a storm at its premiere.
  Ultimately, he finds himself, and resurrects his career after an evangelical transformation.
  Synonyms
  revive, restore, regenerate, revitalize, breathe new life into, give the kiss of life to, give a new lease of life to, reinvigorate, renew, resuscitate, awaken, wake up, rejuvenate, stimulate, re-establish, relaunch, reinstitute
  archaic renovate

Origin

Late 18th century: back-formation from resurrection.

surge from Late Middle English:
Early examples of surge mean a fountain or stream, with the verb meaning ‘rise and fall on the waves’, and ‘swell with great force’. The word comes from Latin surgere ‘to rise’, found also in resurrection (Middle English) ‘to rise again’, and insurrection (Late Middle English) ‘to rise up’.

Rhymes

affect, bisect, bull-necked, collect, confect, connect, correct, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, effect, eject, elect, erect, expect, infect, inflect, inject, inspect, interconnect, interject, intersect, misdirect, neglect, object, perfect, project, prospect, protect, reflect, reject, respect, sect, select, subject, suspect, transect, unchecked, Utrecht

Definition of resurrect in US English:

resurrect

verbˌrezəˈrektˌrɛzəˈrɛkt

[with object]

1Restore (a dead person) to life.
使（死人）复活，使死而复生
he was dead, but he was resurrected
Example sentencesExamples
- The plot sinks into absurdity, as dead people are resurrected and the Beast is exposed as a mechanical porcupine.
- By the tune of her voice, you might have thought she was just told that her dead family was resurrected.
- In trying to save the kid, Eddie dies, but the medallion resurrects him with a few curious after-effects - he now has superhuman powers and cannot be killed.
- But it seemed he was resurrected, as though he were never dead.
- In consequence of these destructive acts, Enkidu dies, and Gilgamesh is left to wander half-crazed, searching in vain to resurrect his beloved friend.
- The gods of the world are having trouble keeping the demons at bay, and so they come up with a last-ditch scheme - to resurrect a dead hero.
- Miraculously resurrected, the hero of such tales often comments about the " long sleep " he has enjoyed.
- They are sleeping, but they shall wake up, they shall be resurrected.
Synonyms
raise from the dead, restore to life, bring back to life, revive
1. 1.1 Revive the practice, use, or memory of (something); bring new vigor to.
  使重新实行；重新起用；重新唤起对…的回忆；使复苏
  the deal collapsed and has yet to be resurrected
  交易失败了，还须让它重生。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Shorto resurrects him from obscurity and portrays him as the early merchant pioneer who introduced the key notions of pluralism and personal liberty to what was then known as New Amsterdam.
  In spring 2002 the company resurrected Robert Joffrey's innovative multimedia ballet, Astarte, a psychedelic work that had raised a storm at its premiere.
  One of five works on paper comprising the remainder of the show, Spiral Jetty visually resurrects Robert Smithson's monumental 1970 earthwork in vivid inks, acrylics and pencil.
  Peter Bowler has spent years resurrecting old and forgotten words that are spectacularly precise in their meaning.
  This trend is about to produce some even more startling attempts to either resurrect the great TV detectives of the past or to revive interest in some long-running shows.
  Her work includes identifying local herbs and spices, plus resurrecting centuries-old harvesting and curing methods that preserve and regenerate rain forests.
  The applicants in these two cases are certainly not asking to resurrect that argument.
  Her blog was recently resurrected in a more subdued incarnation, but it still brings the traffic.
  Now his nation is falling over itself to resurrect its tourist industry.
  Fresh from wowing audiences from Belfast to Brazil, Pauline Goldsmith arrives with Bright Colours Only, her smash-hit show that resurrects the Irish wake tradition.
  He had been all but ignored during his career and was resurrected only a decade after it by tiny yet earnest coteries scattered around Europe and America.
  The Skal Club of Pattaya was recently resurrected after having been dissolved in 1982.
  It is a story of hope, the hope in which we gather, a hope that resurrects and renews our spirits.
  The magazine has been in dire trouble before, though, so let's hope it somehow gets resurrected again.
  In continental Europe, by contrast, where the past is everywhere and every small city has an opera house, forgotten works are resurrected with hardly a nod to the text of the original.
  When we first heard about Jonathan Pontell's book, Generation Jones, we dismissed it as yet another attempt to resurrect an old debate.
  For the trip inspired him to resurrect the long forgotten ballet Daphnis and Chloe from the Diaghilev repertoire of those heady days.
  He successfully resurrects a forgotten figure in the history of the church, no small feat considering Sherwood wrote under several pseudonyms in numerous state papers and had a wider range of interests than mere theology.
  Ultimately, he finds himself, and resurrects his career after an evangelical transformation.
  The two shows dug deep into archival troves and directed viewers and art historians toward an expansion of both sources and resources, resurrecting artists and specific works from historical oblivion.
  Synonyms
  revive, restore, regenerate, revitalize, breathe new life into, give the kiss of life to, give a new lease of life to, reinvigorate, renew, resuscitate, awaken, wake up, rejuvenate, stimulate, re-establish, relaunch, reinstitute

Origin

Late 18th century: back-formation from resurrection.

词汇	resurrect
释义	Definition of resurrect in English: resurrect verb rɛzəˈrɛktˌrɛzəˈrɛkt [with object] 1Restore (a dead person) to life. 使（死人）复活，使死而复生 he queried whether Jesus was indeed resurrected 他质问耶稣是否真的死而复生。 Example sentencesExamples The plot sinks into absurdity, as dead people are resurrected and the Beast is exposed as a mechanical porcupine. In consequence of these destructive acts, Enkidu dies, and Gilgamesh is left to wander half-crazed, searching in vain to resurrect his beloved friend. By the tune of her voice, you might have thought she was just told that her dead family was resurrected. In trying to save the kid, Eddie dies, but the medallion resurrects him with a few curious after-effects - he now has superhuman powers and cannot be killed. They are sleeping, but they shall wake up, they shall be resurrected. The gods of the world are having trouble keeping the demons at bay, and so they come up with a last-ditch scheme - to resurrect a dead hero. But it seemed he was resurrected, as though he were never dead. Miraculously resurrected, the hero of such tales often comments about the " long sleep " he has enjoyed. Synonyms raise from the dead, restore to life, bring back to life, revive 1.1 Revive or revitalize (something that is inactive, disused, or forgotten) the deal collapsed and has yet to be resurrected 交易失败了，还须让它重生。 Example sentencesExamples Her work includes identifying local herbs and spices, plus resurrecting centuries-old harvesting and curing methods that preserve and regenerate rain forests. When we first heard about Jonathan Pontell's book, Generation Jones, we dismissed it as yet another attempt to resurrect an old debate. He successfully resurrects a forgotten figure in the history of the church, no small feat considering Sherwood wrote under several pseudonyms in numerous state papers and had a wider range of interests than mere theology. Fresh from wowing audiences from Belfast to Brazil, Pauline Goldsmith arrives with Bright Colours Only, her smash-hit show that resurrects the Irish wake tradition. The two shows dug deep into archival troves and directed viewers and art historians toward an expansion of both sources and resources, resurrecting artists and specific works from historical oblivion. The Skal Club of Pattaya was recently resurrected after having been dissolved in 1982. Now his nation is falling over itself to resurrect its tourist industry. Shorto resurrects him from obscurity and portrays him as the early merchant pioneer who introduced the key notions of pluralism and personal liberty to what was then known as New Amsterdam. One of five works on paper comprising the remainder of the show, Spiral Jetty visually resurrects Robert Smithson's monumental 1970 earthwork in vivid inks, acrylics and pencil. Peter Bowler has spent years resurrecting old and forgotten words that are spectacularly precise in their meaning. In continental Europe, by contrast, where the past is everywhere and every small city has an opera house, forgotten works are resurrected with hardly a nod to the text of the original. This trend is about to produce some even more startling attempts to either resurrect the great TV detectives of the past or to revive interest in some long-running shows. He had been all but ignored during his career and was resurrected only a decade after it by tiny yet earnest coteries scattered around Europe and America. The applicants in these two cases are certainly not asking to resurrect that argument. It is a story of hope, the hope in which we gather, a hope that resurrects and renews our spirits. The magazine has been in dire trouble before, though, so let's hope it somehow gets resurrected again. For the trip inspired him to resurrect the long forgotten ballet Daphnis and Chloe from the Diaghilev repertoire of those heady days. Her blog was recently resurrected in a more subdued incarnation, but it still brings the traffic. In spring 2002 the company resurrected Robert Joffrey's innovative multimedia ballet, Astarte, a psychedelic work that had raised a storm at its premiere. Ultimately, he finds himself, and resurrects his career after an evangelical transformation. Synonyms revive, restore, regenerate, revitalize, breathe new life into, give the kiss of life to, give a new lease of life to, reinvigorate, renew, resuscitate, awaken, wake up, rejuvenate, stimulate, re-establish, relaunch, reinstitute archaic renovate Origin Late 18th century: back-formation from resurrection. surge from Late Middle English: Early examples of surge mean a fountain or stream, with the verb meaning ‘rise and fall on the waves’, and ‘swell with great force’. The word comes from Latin surgere ‘to rise’, found also in resurrection (Middle English) ‘to rise again’, and insurrection (Late Middle English) ‘to rise up’. Rhymes affect, bisect, bull-necked, collect, confect, connect, correct, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, effect, eject, elect, erect, expect, infect, inflect, inject, inspect, interconnect, interject, intersect, misdirect, neglect, object, perfect, project, prospect, protect, reflect, reject, respect, sect, select, subject, suspect, transect, unchecked, Utrecht Definition of resurrect in US English: resurrect verbˌrezəˈrektˌrɛzəˈrɛkt [with object] 1Restore (a dead person) to life. 使（死人）复活，使死而复生 he was dead, but he was resurrected Example sentencesExamples The plot sinks into absurdity, as dead people are resurrected and the Beast is exposed as a mechanical porcupine. By the tune of her voice, you might have thought she was just told that her dead family was resurrected. In trying to save the kid, Eddie dies, but the medallion resurrects him with a few curious after-effects - he now has superhuman powers and cannot be killed. But it seemed he was resurrected, as though he were never dead. In consequence of these destructive acts, Enkidu dies, and Gilgamesh is left to wander half-crazed, searching in vain to resurrect his beloved friend. The gods of the world are having trouble keeping the demons at bay, and so they come up with a last-ditch scheme - to resurrect a dead hero. Miraculously resurrected, the hero of such tales often comments about the " long sleep " he has enjoyed. They are sleeping, but they shall wake up, they shall be resurrected. Synonyms raise from the dead, restore to life, bring back to life, revive 1.1 Revive the practice, use, or memory of (something); bring new vigor to. 使重新实行；重新起用；重新唤起对…的回忆；使复苏 the deal collapsed and has yet to be resurrected 交易失败了，还须让它重生。 Example sentencesExamples Shorto resurrects him from obscurity and portrays him as the early merchant pioneer who introduced the key notions of pluralism and personal liberty to what was then known as New Amsterdam. In spring 2002 the company resurrected Robert Joffrey's innovative multimedia ballet, Astarte, a psychedelic work that had raised a storm at its premiere. One of five works on paper comprising the remainder of the show, Spiral Jetty visually resurrects Robert Smithson's monumental 1970 earthwork in vivid inks, acrylics and pencil. Peter Bowler has spent years resurrecting old and forgotten words that are spectacularly precise in their meaning. This trend is about to produce some even more startling attempts to either resurrect the great TV detectives of the past or to revive interest in some long-running shows. Her work includes identifying local herbs and spices, plus resurrecting centuries-old harvesting and curing methods that preserve and regenerate rain forests. The applicants in these two cases are certainly not asking to resurrect that argument. Her blog was recently resurrected in a more subdued incarnation, but it still brings the traffic. Now his nation is falling over itself to resurrect its tourist industry. Fresh from wowing audiences from Belfast to Brazil, Pauline Goldsmith arrives with Bright Colours Only, her smash-hit show that resurrects the Irish wake tradition. He had been all but ignored during his career and was resurrected only a decade after it by tiny yet earnest coteries scattered around Europe and America. The Skal Club of Pattaya was recently resurrected after having been dissolved in 1982. It is a story of hope, the hope in which we gather, a hope that resurrects and renews our spirits. The magazine has been in dire trouble before, though, so let's hope it somehow gets resurrected again. In continental Europe, by contrast, where the past is everywhere and every small city has an opera house, forgotten works are resurrected with hardly a nod to the text of the original. When we first heard about Jonathan Pontell's book, Generation Jones, we dismissed it as yet another attempt to resurrect an old debate. For the trip inspired him to resurrect the long forgotten ballet Daphnis and Chloe from the Diaghilev repertoire of those heady days. He successfully resurrects a forgotten figure in the history of the church, no small feat considering Sherwood wrote under several pseudonyms in numerous state papers and had a wider range of interests than mere theology. Ultimately, he finds himself, and resurrects his career after an evangelical transformation. The two shows dug deep into archival troves and directed viewers and art historians toward an expansion of both sources and resources, resurrecting artists and specific works from historical oblivion. Synonyms revive, restore, regenerate, revitalize, breathe new life into, give the kiss of life to, give a new lease of life to, reinvigorate, renew, resuscitate, awaken, wake up, rejuvenate, stimulate, re-establish, relaunch, reinstitute Origin Late 18th century: back-formation from resurrection.
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