refreshes
ಹೊಸತು
definition
verb
the shower had refreshed her
give new strength or energy to; reinvigorate.
noun
A database refresh is achieved by fully reharvesting the metadata.
an act or function of updating the display on a screen.
translation of 'refreshes'
verb
ದಣಿವಾರಿಸು
example
He 'refreshes' my memory of yesterday's conversation.
Who in their right mind 'refreshes' a page just so they can see ads.
Dancing not only energises the body and 'refreshes' the mind, but also brings about a lot of social interaction.
Training is important to Murdoch who 'refreshes' his knowledge through reading and attending conferences.
he was able to 'refresh' her memory on many points
Being 59 I have a lot of ‘Senior Moments’ myself and it's good to be able to have superb reference material to 'refresh' my memory!
Placing the wet bar within the study made sense, but forcing guests to trek around the staircase, past the front door, and down a short hallway to 'refresh' their drinks seemed inconvenient.
I woke up feeling really 'refreshed' , and then people just kept interrogating me all through the day.
Employers must make reasonable efforts to enable returning employees to 'refresh' or upgrade their skills to enable them to qualify for re-employment.
Not even the freezing mountain-water shower can 'refresh' me and I crash into my sleeping bag, desperately craving a full night's rest.
(If you need to 'refresh' your memory about geological periods and evolution, check out this figure).
After her airport job wound up, Mrs Miller returned to night school, to 'refresh' her clerical skills.
As she sipped at it, new strength came into her bones and she was 'refreshed' .
In Chicago the natural light bathing her room helped to energize and 'refresh' her.
It's easy to tell when beetroot is cooked, just wait until its skin begins to wrinkle and loosen, so that once it has been 'refreshed' in cold water, you can slip it off easily.
Students were given the day off so teachers from across the Mid West could 'refresh' and improve their skills.
Drain and 'refresh' under cold water, then layer up between sheets of clingfilm and keep in the fridge until needed.
The chapters also 'refresh' the memory by providing concise statistical information on laboratory measures.
Before taking on any new work, be honest with yourself about whether your skills need 'refreshing' .
A database 'refresh' is achieved by fully reharvesting the metadata.
Of relevance here is whether leave has been granted in the past to employees who wish to enhance or 'refresh' their skills in another area of specialisation unconnected with their current position.
Blanch the bean sprouts in the boiling water for 25 seconds then 'refresh' under cold running water.
It was worth perusing some of the other lists, as they 'refreshed' my historical memory a bit.
The seminar will be particularly valuable to those members who want to 'refresh' their knowledge of corporate tax issues.
Drain the vegetables, 'refresh' briefly in cold water and drain again.
Tea and lemonade were 'refreshed' , and we talked a while longer about reading in general.
short-term courses give nurses an opportunity to 'refresh' their skills
Mr. Perrot, whilst accepting that he now had no independent recollection of events, had to an extent been able to 'refresh' his memory from the documents.
Remember to 'refresh' the page when you get there if there's nothing new.
We hold the students responsible for the information taught in OBC and encourage them to 'refresh' their knowledge via the Internet.
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