1.复活;
1.The derivative of resurgent
2.the start of something again that quickly increases in influence, effect, etc.
1.But no: over the last few months there has been a stunning resurgence of hard-money and balanced-budget orthodoxy.
但绝非如此：在过去的几个月当中，高利率（hard-money）和平衡开支（balanced-budget）的正统经济理论令人震惊地卷土重来。
2.It seems to me that at least part of the recent resurgence of American distance running has to do with the tempo run.
我个人认为，近年来，美国长跑的复苏至少部分地与乳酸门槛跑相关。
3.This destruction continued well into the Nineteenth Century until preservation efforts and a resurgence of national pride put a stop to it.
破坏一直很好延续到十九世纪直到保存努力和国家骄傲就阻止了对它的破坏。
4.Finally, if such a painful outcome is to be avoided, the alternatives must be a disastrous inflationary default or a resurgence of growth.
最后，要想避免这种令人痛苦的结果，只能选择灾难性的大规模违约或恢复经济增长。
5.The resurgence, albeit modest, of vinyl, especially among young listeners and musicians, proves that this argument is not generational.
尽管黑胶唱片在年轻人和音乐人士中有温和的复苏，证明这种说法不是沟的问题。
6.Other times, factors ranging from climate change to the resurgence of a prey population translate into sharks showing up in greater numbers.
其他的时候，鲨鱼出现的因素包括气候变化，以及食物数量的增加也会导致了鲨鱼大量出现。
7.Expectations for a resurgence of IT spending among businesses fueled the projections for IBM's second quarter, and the company delivered.
有关企业IT支出将再次增加的憧憬推高了IBM二季度盈利预期——该公司也确实做到了。
8.As law-firm layoffs mount, fear of unemployment appears to be speeding up the resurgence of power clothes, even among the youngest recruits.
随着律师事务所的裁员风愈演愈烈，人们对失业的恐惧似乎正在为权力着装风潮的回归推波助澜，就连年轻一代也概莫能外。
9.Despite this, the grape variety has been undergoing something of a resurgence in recent years.
尽管如此，近年来维欧尼这个品种开始受到了青睐。
10.All this set the stage for a resurgence of American confidence and the swagger of the Bush presidency.
这为美国信心的复兴和布什总统任期内的狂妄自大奠定了舞台。