苏生

蘇生
sūshēng
  1. to revive
  2. to come back to life

CEDICT

Entry Composition

=1 苏 sū used in 噜苏 lūsū
=1 苏 sū
  1. variant of 苏 sū
  2. to revive
=1 苏 sū
  1. Perilla frutescens (Chinese basil or wild red basil)
  2. place name
  3. to revive
  4. used as phonetic in transliteration
=1 苏 sū old variant of 苏 sū
2 生 shēng
  1. to be born
  2. to give birth
  3. life
  4. to grow
  5. raw
  6. uncooked
  7. student

Related entries

复活 fùhuó
  1. to revive
  2. (lit. and fig.) to come back to life
  3. (religion) resurrection
死亡之後你便不會再復活。你不能死過之後又重回生命。如果你以為那會發生，你並非真正死去。

Death is the point at which you can't be alive again. You can't die and then come back to life. If you think that happened, you weren't really dead.

Source: Tatoeba

复兴 fùxīng
  1. to revive
  2. to rejuvenate
回潮 huícháo
  1. to become moist again
  2. to revive (usually of sth bad)
  3. resurgence
苏 sū
  1. variant of 苏 sū
  2. to revive
汤姆和苏互相爱着对方。

Tom and Sue love each other.

Source: Tatoeba

稣 sū
  1. archaic variant of 苏 sū
  2. to revive
苏 sū
  1. Perilla frutescens (Chinese basil or wild red basil)
  2. place name
  3. to revive
  4. used as phonetic in transliteration
蘇姍比我大兩歲。

Susan is two years older than I am.

Source: Tatoeba

重拾 chóngshí
  1. to pick up (a theme etc)
  2. to regain (confidence)
  3. to revive (a custom, friendship etc)
重温 chóngwēn
  1. to learn sth over again
  2. to review
  3. to brush up
  4. to revive (memories, friendship etc)
这位母亲偶尔会重温她的儿子的信件。

The mother occasionally reread her son's letter.

Source: Tatoeba

缓 huǎn
  1. slow
  2. unhurried
  3. sluggish
  4. gradual
  5. not tense
  6. relaxed
  7. to postpone
  8. to defer
  9. to stall
  10. to stave off
  11. to revive
  12. to recuperate
死而复活 sǐérfùhuó to come back to life (after death)
死而复生 sǐérfùshēng (idiom) to come back to life (after death)
还阳 huányáng to come back to life (after death)
复生 fùshēng
  1. to be reborn
  2. to recover
  3. to come back to life
  4. to regenerate