Definition of dynamise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
increase energyRare UK make something more active, lively, or energeticRare UK
- The coach tried to dynamise the team before the game.
- The startup hired a consultant to dynamise its marketing campaigns.
- Volunteers dynamised the festival by organizing interactive workshops.
Origin of dynamise
Greek, dynamis (power)
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- French:dynamiser, ...
- German:dynamisieren, ...
- Italian:dare energia, ...
- Spanish:dinamizar, ...
- Portuguese:dinamizar, ...
- Chinese:使更有活力, ...
- Japanese:活性化する, ...
- Arabic:نَشَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְעִיל אֶת הַמֶּרֶץ, ...
- Russian:оживить, ...
- Ukrainian:оживити, ...
- Hindi:ऊर्जा देना, ...
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