English to Latin Meaning of reanimate

Reanimate :

verb

Reanimate :: fi-Reanimated :: reanimatusReanimates :: nasciReanimating :: reanimantes

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Definitions of reanimate in English

Noun(1) a large quantity of written matter(2) a quantity of paper; 480 or 500 sheets; one ream equals 20 quires
Verb(1) squeeze the juice out (of a fruit(2) remove by making a hole or by boring(3) enlarge with a reamer

Examples of reanimate in English

(1) Sounding rods were used before antibiotics to ream out a gonorrhoea-mangled urethra.(2) If the only drill is too small, use a small screwdriver, knife, or round file to ream out the hole until the fastener will slide in snugly.(3) She took out her violin case and the ream of papers that was to be her and Brian's performance for John Cawthorne's little concert.(4) Of course, things were supposed to go on as normal for the next few hours until she could really ream him out.(5) pierce, probe, and ream out the bony chambers of the crab's body(6) A block of stamps the size of a ream of A4 paper would be worth a quarter of a million pounds - and you could just put it under your arm and walk away.(7) Because the boundary between work and life tends to be fuzzy anyway, it's easy to bring home some envelopes, a few stamps, and a ream of paper in case a ministry-related letter needs to go out quickly.(8) This printer has just about everything you're looking for in a package only slightly larger than a ream of paper.(9) The only thing a framebuilder could do is build up some brass inside the end of the head tube and ream it out to the proper size.(10) After you have cut the pipe, use the special blade on the tubing cutter to ream out the ├ö├ç├┐burr ├ö├ç├┐on the inside of the newly cut pipe.├ö├ç├û(11) African colleagues are amused at the way I carry a ream of paper on my head.(12) I confess I reverted to form and consumed nearly a ream of paper printing out the contents of the Websites I visited.(13) In fact, I think the ream of paper sitting next to my printer is actually the same package I bought when I got to New York.(14) The demand for ream after ream of white paper is putting a huge strain not only on America's forests, but the world's.(15) His desk, by contrast, had very few papers on it and some intuition told me that the slim ream of papers gathered orderly into a coherent pile meant something.(16) Besides the main entrance to the room, there was another door, which now opened, and a clerk came out, clutching a ream of paper and his writing instruments.

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