Word · Frequency #11970
resurgence
复兴；复苏；重新活跃
A renewal of activity, vigor, or prominence after a period of decline.
- 1.
An instance of something resurging; a renewal of vigor or vitality.
某物复苏的事例；活力或生命力的恢复。
- 2.
bringing again into activity and prominence
再次活跃并突出
某物复苏的事例；活力或生命力的恢复。；再次活跃并突出；再起；复活；再现
In use
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in vinyl records.
The city is enjoying a cultural resurgence thanks to new art galleries.
After a period of decline, the company experienced a resurgence in sales.
a resurgence of [something]
表示某种事物重新兴起。
There has been a resurgence of interest in classical music.
人们对古典音乐的兴趣再度兴起。
a resurgence in [something]
强调在某方面的复苏。
The company saw a resurgence in sales last quarter.
该公司上个季度销售额出现回升。
see a resurgence
常与see, witness等动词搭配。
Connections
Collocations
- economic resurgence
- 经济复兴；经济复苏
- The region is experiencing an economic resurgence thanks to new investment.得益于新的投资，该地区正经历经济复兴。
- political resurgence
- 政治复兴；政治势力的重新崛起
- The party's political resurgence surprised many observers.该党的政治复兴令许多观察人士感到意外。
- cultural resurgence
- 文化复兴；文化重新繁荣
- The city has seen a cultural resurgence in recent years.近年来，这座城市经历了文化复兴。
- resurgence of interest
- 兴趣的重新燃起；兴趣回潮
- There has been a resurgence of interest in learning traditional crafts.人们对学习传统手工艺的兴趣重新燃起。
- resurgence in popularity
- 重新流行；人气回升
- The song saw a resurgence in popularity after being used in a movie.这首歌因在一部电影中被使用而重新流行起来。
Learner notes
Memory Tip
联想记忆：resurgence = re（再次）+ surge（涌起）→ 浪潮再次涌起，比喻复兴、复苏。
Context & Register
语域：formal 常见场景：news reporting、academic writing、political commentary 该词较为正式，通常用于新闻报道、学术文章或政治评论等书面语境，日常口语中较少使用。
Grammar Note
常与 of 或 in 连用
Pronunciation & Spelling
Rhymes with resurgence (same stressed vowel /ɝ/ and ending /dʒəns/): emergence, convergence, divergence. Lookalikes that do not rhyme: intelligence, diligence, indulgence — they share the -gence spelling but have different stress patterns and vowels.
Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
Learn the forms together
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