Traducción Inglés-Español para "to invigorate"

to invigorate [invigorated|invigorated] {vb} (también: to enliven, to intensify)

to invigorate [invigorated|invigorated] {vb} (también: to tone oneself up)

Its coolness is invigorating.

We must also invigorate it through joint efforts in the field of major infrastructure.

I would say to Mrs Roth that if, indeed, morality invigorates politics, then just as surely moralism kills it.

In order to invigorate the monopolies further, they have announced major new projects in transport and telecommunications networks.

My call to the honourable Members of this House is that we invigorate, that we promote the civil protection within the European Union.

Now is the time to chart the new way forward and to dust down the roadmap, invigorate it and make it new for the 21st century.

To invigorate Europe – as Europe seems to need such – all twenty-five of us must strive vigorously for solidity.

At the same time, with the 3 % limit, in principle, the Pact offers Member States enough leeway to invigorate their economy in times of economic decline.

And We send forth the impregnating (fertilizing, invigorating, fecundating) winds, and We send down water from the sky, and We give it to you to drink.

We will have to invigorate the European Research Area by making new efforts to promote the mobility of the researchers, as Mr Vidal-Quadras Roca so rightly said.

In re-invigorating the Barcelona process we are strengthening the existing institutions of the Euro-Med partnership and moving ahead in a number of key areas.