relive

relive — verb

1. to think about something that happened before and feel again the same feelings y

1.動詞及物B2
釋義

to think about something that happened before and feel again the same feelings you had then, as if it were happening now

例句

Sora relived his first trip to Tokyo by looking through old photos on his phone.

relive + by + gerund (method)

Putri closed her eyes and relived the joyful moment she won the scholarship.

relive + moment of success

同義詞
  • re-experience

    more formal and direct; common in psychology and clinical writing

  • revisit

    milder than relive; implies going back mentally to examine a memory, not necessarily feeling the same emotions

  • experience again

    the simplest, most literal paraphrase; less vivid than relive

反義詞
  • forget

    opposite in meaning — to no longer have the memory at all

  • suppress

    to actively push a memory away instead of letting it come back

文法句型

relive + noun phrase

用法筆記

Often used with vivid or emotionally charged past experiences — such as achievements, joyful occasions, or traumatic events. Frequently appears with 'vividly', 'in one's mind', or through the medium of photos or videos.

常見錯誤

❌He took medicine to relive the pain.
✅He took medicine to relieve the pain.
💡'relive' (experience again) and 'relieve' (lessen discomfort) are easily confused because they sound alike.
❌She relived the funny story to her friends.
✅She retold the funny story to her friends.
💡You relive your own experience; you retell a story to others.