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bring back to life |
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bring someone (or an animal) back to life and bring someone (or an animal) back to make someone or some living creature come back to life. There was nothing that would bring Jimmy's cat back. It was truly dead. Not even a magician could bring back the cat. bring something back to life Fig. to restore vitality to something, such as a performance, a story, etc. (See also bring someone or an animal back to life.) The third act of the play had a clever twist that brought the whole drama back to life. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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s one equation you can never work out, not even if you try to bring back to life all the brilliant minds in history and force them to work with the living geniuses. There are a few companies out there that search for these buildings, set to be destroyed, and salvage what they can for others to bring back to life in their homes. Nor is it the chance to bring back to life an era in Chinese history that is in danger of being forgotten. |
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