resurrect的意思|resurrect的解释-里氏词典

Resurrect \Res`ur*rect"\, v. t. [See {Resurrection}.]
1. To take from the grave; to disinter. [Slang]

2. To reanimate; to restore to life; to bring to view (that
which was forgotten or lost). [Slang]

They say the idea is to resurrect fond memories of Gen.
The owners of Ms. magazine say reader response to their plans to resurrect the publication without advertising was strong enough to proceed, but they have delayed its reappearance until late July.
A plan to resurrect MGM and United Artists as separate movie studios collapsed, when financiers Kirk Kerkorian and Burt Sugarman announced they couldn't agree on details of the $400 million deal.
Christian Democratic Premier Ciriaco De Mita resigned May 19 and has since been trying to resurrect the same five-party coalition that excludes the communists.
Merrill recently launched a new ad campaign touting its mutual funds and may resurrect its "Don't Get Caught Short" marketing campaign aimed at CD holders.
At Degussa, a spokesman said that, as a Hessian company that also is based in Frankfurt, near Hanau, Degussa was in a better position than RWE to furnish personnel and other support to resurrect Nukem's scandal-plagued operations.
Production probably isn't low enough yet to eliminate the oil glut, but it is likely to resurrect earlier industry projections of firming oil markets by late this quarter, or certainly in the second half.
Many Pakistanis have voiced fears that a government headed by the alliance would resurrect many of Zia's policies, curtailin individual rights especially for women and non-Moslems.
Even if the banks resurrect a financing package at $250 a share, the two executives would still get about $25 million less than they stood to gain in the initial transaction.
In late 1989, the government gave a green light to resurrect dormant stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen, a special economic zone adjacent to Hong Kong.
It is this cozy arrangement, wherein Republican businessmen profited from their alliance with the old Democratic machine and the Democratic Party of Cook County carefully avoided being too liberal, which Mr. Roeser seeks to resurrect from the grave.
A plan to resurrect MGM and United Artists as separate movie studios collapsed Thursday, when financiers Kirk Kerkorian and Burt Sugarman announced they couldn't agree on details of the $400 million deal.
We resurrect this dirt because there is no other way to put into perspective the spectacle unfolding before the nation's eyes: A spiteful and hypocritical demagoging of one of the handful of most distinguished Supreme Court nominees of the century.
Some U.S. exporters were skeptical that the Commerce Department's plan to resurrect the board would help.
The colony's futures exchange has hit another snag in its efforts to resurrect the local market in stock-index futures.
Critics in Britain - the target, along with Belgium, of most V-2 firings in 1944-45 - charged that the ceremony would unnecessarily resurrect war memories.
Discharged soldiers who fall upon hard times may try to resurrect old injuries in order to get veterans' compensation, worsening the logjam, the groups say.
The good news is that the new conservative-libertarian Supreme Court has agreed to hear several cases this term that should resurrect economic rights to property, contracts and due process.
Crawford's wife, Marylou, spent Monday morning trying to resurrect him at the office.
"They will have tried everything: Gone to the left (George McGovern), tried to resurrect the New Deal coalition (Walter Mondale), gone to the center," says senior fellow A. James Reichley of the Brookings Institution.
Instead, U.S. officials are trying to resurrect a Middle East military alliance.
The proposal was rejected Jan. 30, the day before the trial started, but the government is now attempting to resurrect it, the lawyers said.
Williams, angry over Richards' bid to link his Midland bank to a Houston drug money laundering probe, told reporters at a campaign stop that he might resurrect the drug question.
CABLE ACCESS The court refused to resurrect federal rules that would force cable television operators to carry all local TV signals on their systems.
"But can they compete?" New Eastern isn't the only old carrier trying to resurrect itself.
While the company didn't rule out the possibility that it could resurrect the idea in the future, analysts thought it would take major changes either in tax laws, product-liability laws or market conditions to make such a transaction worthwhile.

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