1.(使)复活;(使)复兴;(使)恢复精力
1.to make an unconscious person start to breathe again
2.to make something effective or successful again
1.He was resuscitated at the scene and taken to hospital in Innsbruck - the Dutch government said he was stable but "not out of danger" .
王子在事故现场被暂时抢救，然后立即被送往奥地利西部城市因斯布鲁克治疗。荷兰政府称王子情况稳定但未脱离危险。
2.A decision was made to take her to the public hospital in Panama City, but on the way she stopped breathing and had to be resuscitated .
于是其家人决定把她送到巴拿马的公立医院，但在转运途中她的呼吸停止了，不得不对其进行心肺复苏抢救。
3.When the rescue workers came they resuscitated him and there was no brain damage. His core temperature had dropped to 77 degrees.
当救援人员赶到抢救并唤醒他时，发现他并没有脑损伤，他的心脏温度降至77度。
4.She had been literally rejuvenated, resuscitated, brought back from the lip of the grave .
她确确实实返老还童了，恢复了精力，被从坟墓的进口处拉了回来。
5.The personal physician who was with him at the time attempted to resuscitated him.
当时与他在一起的私人医生曾试图让他恢复知觉。
6.The next thing she remembered was a warm light, and being resuscitated .
往后她只记得看见一束暖光，并被救活。
7.He opened up the study of trade under increasing returns and imperfect competition and later resuscitated the study of economic geography.
他开创了收益递增和不完全竞争下的贸易的研究，后来，又让经济地理研究重新焕发青春。
8.The world of sport does , indeed , owe a debt to Samaranch. He resuscitated our Olympics when they might have died .
这个世界的确欠萨马兰奇一笔债，因为，是他在奥林匹克运动行将覆灭的时候救活了它。
9.His face swelled up, he heart stopped and he had to be resuscitated.
当时他面部肿胀，心跳停止，不得不接受心脏复苏急救。
10.Still, for most of us, it would be nice to think that fading memories could be resuscitated.
与此同时，对于我们大多数人而言，能够让消失的记忆复苏是一件再好不过的事情。