regenerate 音標拼音: [ridʒ'ɛnɚ
, et]
vt . 使再生,重建,改革,革新
vi . 新生,再生
a . 新生的,再生的
使再生,重建,改革,革新新生,再生新生的,再生的
regenerate 再生
regenerate adj 1 :
reformed spiritually or morally ; "
a regenerate sinner ";
"
regenerate by redemption from error or decay " [
ant :
{
unregenerate }, {
unregenerated }]
v 1 :
reestablish on a new ,
usually improved ,
basis or make new or like new ; "
We renewed our friendship after a hiatus of twenty years "; "
They renewed their membership " [
synonym :
{
regenerate }, {
renew }]
2 :
amplify (
an electron current )
by causing part of the power in the output circuit to act upon the input circuit 3 :
bring ,
lead ,
or force to abandon a wrong or evil course of life ,
conduct ,
and adopt a right one ; "
The Church reformed me "; "
reform your conduct " [
synonym : {
reform }, {
reclaim },
{
regenerate }, {
rectify }]
4 :
return to life ;
get or give new life or energy ; "
The week at the spa restored me " [
synonym : {
regenerate }, {
restore },
{
rejuvenate }]
5 :
replace (
tissue or a body part )
through the formation of new tissue ; "
The snake regenerated its tail "
6 :
be formed or shaped anew 7 :
form or produce anew ; "
regenerate hatred "
8 :
undergo regeneration 9 :
restore strength ; "
This food revitalized the patient " [
synonym :
{
regenerate }, {
revitalize }]
Regenerate \
Re *
gen "
er *
ate \ (-?
t ),
a . [
L .
regeneratus ,
p .
p .
of regenerare to regenerate ;
pref .
re -
re -
generare to beget .
See {
Generate }.]
1 .
Reproduced .
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The earthly author of my blood ,
Whose youthful spirit ,
in me regenerate ,
Doth with a twofold vigor lift me up . --
Shak .
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2 . (
Theol .)
Born anew ;
become Christian ;
renovated in heart ;
changed from a natural to a spiritual state .
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Regenerate \
Re *
gen "
er *
ate \ (
r ?*
j ?
n "?
r *?
t ),
v .
t .
1 .
To generate or produce anew ;
to reproduce ;
to give new life ,
strength ,
or vigor to .
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Through all the soil a genial fferment spreads .
Regenerates the plauts ,
and new adorns the meads .
--
Blackmore .
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2 . (
Theol .)
To cause to be spiritually born anew ;
to cause to become a Christian ;
to convert from sin to holiness ;
to implant holy affections in the heart of .
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3 .
Hence ,
to make a radical change for the better in the character or condition of ;
as ,
to regenerate society .
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71 Moby Thesaurus words for "
regenerate ":
amend ,
born again ,
bring back ,
bring to ,
call back ,
circumcised ,
convert ,
converted ,
copy ,
do over ,
duplicate ,
give salvation ,
justified ,
make over ,
new -
model ,
re -
create ,
re -
form ,
reanimate ,
reborn ,
rebuild ,
recall to life ,
recharge ,
reclaim ,
reconstitute ,
reconstruct ,
recruit ,
redeem ,
redeemed ,
redesign ,
redo ,
reestablish ,
refashion ,
reform ,
refound ,
refresh ,
regenerated ,
reheat the ashes ,
reinspire ,
reinstitute ,
reissue ,
rejuvenate ,
rekindle ,
relight ,
remake ,
remodel ,
renew ,
renewed ,
renovate ,
reorganize ,
repeat ,
reprint ,
reproduce ,
reshape ,
restore ,
restore self -
respect ,
restructure ,
resurrect ,
resuscitate ,
revise ,
revitalize ,
revive ,
revivify ,
rewarm ,
sanctified ,
save ,
saved ,
set straight ,
spiritually purified ,
stir the embers ,
warm over ,
warm up
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