revive in Arabic
revive in Arabic is أَحْيَا — revive means to bring someone back to consciousness or restore them to health.
revive in Arabic
أَحْيَا
Pronounced: ʔaḥyā
transitive: to bring back to life
What does "revive" mean?
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verb To bring someone back to consciousness or restore them to health.
"Paramedics managed to revive the swimmer on the beach."
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verb To bring something back to activity, popularity, or use after a period of decline.
"The new manager revived the failing business within a year."
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revive in a sentence
- Paramedics managed to revive the swimmer on the beach.
- The doctor worked hard to revive the man who had fainted in the heat.
- The new manager revived the failing business within a year.
- The film revived interest in the original novel.
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What is "revive" in Arabic?
"revive" in Arabic is أَحْيَا. revive means: To bring someone back to consciousness or restore them to health.
How do you pronounce أَحْيَا?
"revive" in Arabic is أَحْيَا, pronounced "ʔaḥyā".
How do you use "revive" in a sentence?
Example: "Paramedics managed to revive the swimmer on the beach." In Arabic, "revive" is أَحْيَا.
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