verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a refreshing drink (= making you feel less tired or hot )
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Enjoy a refreshing drink in our lakeside café.
refresh/jog your memory (= help someone to remember something )
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Perhaps this photograph will refresh your memory?
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
memory
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All evening I refreshed my memory with theoretical skills on dental mechanics and wrote my job application letter.
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I drew the shower curtain and took a look at the fellow, just to refresh my memory .
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Because if they don't, let me refresh your memory .
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You may also need to refresh your memory before you go to visit somebody.
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And likeable Ed Byrne refreshed the memory with a routine more over-exposed than Keith Chegwin's privates.
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She arranged a meeting with one of her former mandarins, who was able to refresh her memory on many points.
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April's encouraging climate should do much to refresh your memory .
■ VERB
feel
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Having eaten, I felt refreshed and calm as I got into bed.
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In the sweltering afternoon steam bath it felt refreshing .
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I yelled, feeling suddenly refreshed .
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A pint of strong black coffee, however, relaxes the system, and soon we feel somewhat refreshed .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A brief nap was enough to refresh him after the flight.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Having eaten, I felt refreshed and calm as I got into bed.
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He could have returned refreshed in the morning to kill off the match completely.
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Karl von Bruhel awoke feeling calm and refreshed.
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She had insisted on coming with me to refresh , so she said, her memory of that ghastly old trout.