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revival [rɪ'vaɪvəl](a) (resurgence) renouveau m, renaissance f;∎ a revival of interest in Latin poets un regain d'intérêt pour les poètes latins;∎ a religious revival un renouveau de la religion(b) (bringing back → of custom, language) rétablissement m; (→ of fashion) réapparition f, renouveau m;∎ they would like to see a revival of Victorian values ils souhaitent le retour aux valeurs de l'époque victorienne(c) (of play, TV series) reprise f(d) (recovery → from a faint) reprise f de connaissance; (→ from illness) récupération f; (resuscitation) réanimation f;∎ all attempts at revival failed toutes les tentatives de réanimation ont échoué►► American revival tent = chapiteau sous lequel se tiennent des réunions religieuses
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