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resurrection n.复活；复兴；恢复Resurrection：耶稣复活； （最后审判日前）全部死者的复活. (1) 复活是我赐给你的。(2) 耶稣复活之后升天了。(3) 形体复兴在常年的过程中每次恢复一点儿。(4) 为什么在形体的复兴和恢复之中，火对形体有着这样的响应？(5) 形体复兴在常年的过程中每次恢复一点儿。 First used in the 13th century, the noun resurrection comes from the Latin word resurgere, meaning "rise again." It can refer literally to a rising from the dead, but you're more likely to hear the word describe something that's figuratively brought back to life — meaning, it's been revived after a time of inactivity or decline. If a pitcher who has been in a slump throws a perfect game, that could be considered a resurrection of his baseball career.

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英 [ˌrezə'rekʃn] 美 [ˌrezə'rekʃn] (1) Resurrection is what I give you.(2) Jesus was transfigured after his resurrection.(3) The resurrection of the form occurs a little at a time over a many year period.(4) Why does fire have such a response by the form as resurrection and restoration of the form?(5) The resurrection of the form occurs a little at a time over a many year period. Resurrection describes something that has been brought back to life — literally or figuratively. A zombie resurrection may occur in that scary movie you're watching, or a fashion designer may bring about the resurrection of the a-line skirt. 1[N-PROPER 专有名词](基督教中的)耶稣复活 In Christian belief, the Resurrection is the event in which Jesus Christ came back to life after he had been killed.   [the N]

英语单词	resurrection
英美音标	英 [ˌrezə'rekʃn] 美 [ˌrezə'rekʃn]
中文释义	n.复活；复兴；恢复 Resurrection：耶稣复活；（最后审判日前）全部死者的复活.
英语例句	(1) Resurrection is what I give you. (2) Jesus was transfigured after his resurrection. (3) The resurrection of the form occurs a little at a time over a many year period. (4) Why does fire have such a response by the form as resurrection and restoration of the form? (5) The resurrection of the form occurs a little at a time over a many year period.
中文例句	(1) 复活是我赐给你的。 (2) 耶稣复活之后升天了。 (3) 形体复兴在常年的过程中每次恢复一点儿。 (4) 为什么在形体的复兴和恢复之中，火对形体有着这样的响应？ (5) 形体复兴在常年的过程中每次恢复一点儿。
vocabulary简明	Resurrection describes something that has been brought back to life — literally or figuratively. A zombie resurrection may occur in that scary movie you're watching, or a fashion designer may bring about the resurrection of the a-line skirt.
vocabulary扩展	First used in the 13th century, the noun resurrection comes from the Latin word resurgere, meaning "rise again." It can refer literally to a rising from the dead, but you're more likely to hear the word describe something that's figuratively brought back to life — meaning, it's been revived after a time of inactivity or decline. If a pitcher who has been in a slump throws a perfect game, that could be considered a resurrection of his baseball career.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-PROPER 专有名词](基督教中的)耶稣复活 In Christian belief, the Resurrection is the event in which Jesus Christ came back to life after he had been killed. [the N]

Resurrection Form Time Back Life Jesus Occurs Year