invigorator

/ɪnvˈɪɡɔɹˌeɪɾɚ/ noun

One who, or that which, invigorates.

Word Origin Invigorate comes from Latin in- 'into' + vigor 'liveliness' (from vigere 'to thrive') — so invigorate is to put vigor into. An invigorator is something that invigorates. The root vigere gives us vigor, vigorous, and also vegetate (to grow, from vegere, related), vegetable, vegetarian, and even vegan. The PIE root *weg- means 'to be strong, lively.' The breakdown in+vigor+at+or: one who puts vigor in.

noun One who, or that which, invigorates. countable

The morning coffee served as a perfect invigorator, awakening all my senses.

(名词) 提神者;激励者 【使人精力充沛者】

早晨的咖啡是完美的提神剂,唤醒了我的所有感官。

(sustantivo) Quien o lo que vigoriza o revitaliza.

El café de la mañana sirvió como un revitalizador perfecto, despertando todos mis sentidos.

(nom) fortifiant; tonifiant; stimulant; remontant [Personne ou chose qui revigore ou qui donne de l'énergie.]

Le café du matin fut un parfait invigorator, éveillant tous mes sens.

(Substantiv) Stärkungsmittel; Belebungsmittel [Etwas oder jemand, das bzw. der belebt, stärkt oder neue Energie verleiht.]

Der Morgenkaffee war der perfekte **invigorator** und weckte alle meine Sinne.

(名詞) 活気づける人またはもの。元気づけるもの。

朝のコーヒーは完璧な活気づけとなり、五感を目覚めさせてくれた。

(substantivo) revigorante; revigorador; fortificante; tônico; estimulante [Aquele ou aquilo que revigora; revigorante.]

O café da manhã serviu como um revigorante perfeito, despertando todos os meus sentidos.

Word parts: in + vigor + at + or

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