3月19日商务英语
2009年03月19日
revitalize; to deep six something
今日单词：
| 单词 | 中文释义 | 英文释义 | 例句 |
| revitalize | 注入活力（动词） | (verb) To make new again; to give new energy and life to something | EXAMPLE: Thanks to the construction of an airport, the arrival of thousands of tourists each year began to revitalize the remote, ancient city, and soon dozens of new restaurants and several new hotels began to prosper. 由于建设了机场，每年有成千上万旅客给这座偏僻的古城注入了活力。没多久，数十家新饭馆和几家新酒店的生意就兴隆起来了。 |
今日短语：
| 短语 | 中文释义 | 英文释义 | 例句 |
| to deep six something | 深藏（俚语） | (SLANG) To bury something where it won't be found (figuratively, not literally) (NOTE: by American tradition a dead body is buried six feet--2 meters--underground) | EXAMPLE: The expert consultant's report was so critical of our company's bad management that the president tried to deep six it in a filing cabinet before a copy got to the board of directors. 专家的报告对公司的管理不善提出了非常严厉的批评，在报告递交董事会之前，总裁把它深藏在文件柜里，不想让别人看到。 |
