invigorate [ınˈvıgəreıt] 动词 trans
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| I | have | invigorated |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Although it may be invigorated by foreign influences, the soul of any literature is in its relationship to the vernacular.
en.wikipedia.org He invigorated his work with emotional appeal and experimental, mystical rhythm and choruses.
en.wikipedia.org Again, the old genres do not disappear but become invigorated by the new technology more of everything can be published now.
en.wikipedia.org The company invigorated the local economy following the depression, employing thousands and paying good wages, but wreaked havoc on the environment.
en.wikipedia.org The arrival of 2,000 salvage workers invigorated life on the island, and many of the workers fraternised with the islanders.
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