rejuvenate
US
/rɪˈdʒuːvəneɪt/
UK
/rɪˈdʒuːvəneɪt/
Meaning
To make someone or something feel, look, or seem young, fresh, and full of energy again.
किसी व्यक्ति, जगह या चीज़ को फिर से नया, ताज़ा और ऊर्जावान बना देना।
Examples
“A quiet weekend in the hills rejuvenated Maya after a demanding month.”
“The city planted trees and renovated parks to rejuvenate its busy center.”
“After a restful break, the team returned rejuvenated and ready to work.”
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Not natural: The weekend was very rejuvenate.
Better: The weekend was very rejuvenating.
After “was very,” use the adjective “rejuvenating,” not the base verb “rejuvenate.”
“Was very” के बाद adjective “rejuvenating” आएगा; मूल verb “rejuvenate” यहाँ सही नहीं है।
Not natural: The quiet holiday rejuvenated to me.
Better: The quiet holiday rejuvenated me.
“Rejuvenate” takes a direct object here, so do not put “to” before the person.
यहाँ “rejuvenate” के बाद व्यक्ति सीधे आता है; उसके पहले “to” नहीं लगाते।
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Learner tip
Use “rejuvenate” for renewed freshness or energy, not simply for fixing damage; “repair” is often better for that.
नई ताज़गी या ऊर्जा लौटाने के लिए “rejuvenate” कहें; सिर्फ़ नुकसान ठीक करने के लिए अक्सर “repair” बेहतर है।